148th
AUCTION SALE
of RARE COINS, MEDALS AND
PAPER MONEY
Collection of the Late
GEORGE FITZGERALD
and Other Fine Consignments
To Be Sold to the Highest Bidder Without Reserve
Saturday, October 17, 1942
By the Cataloguer
M. H. BOLENDER,
1126 BENSON BLVD.
FREEPORT, ILLINOIS
New 1943 Supplement
TO
The Standard Catalogue
OF
United States Coins and Tokens
Showing Changes in Value of the Most Popular United
States Coins
Price: 25 Cents
1943 Supplement to the
STANDARD PAPER MONEY CATALOGUE
Price: 25 Cents
Due to the war and high printing costs, there will be no
1943 large cloth-bound edition to the Standard Catalogues
on Coins and Paper Money. However, supplements have
been prepared by the authors, and will be mailed postpaid
at 25 cents each. Just mark on your bid sheet your request
for either or both, and they will be sent, and the cost added
to your bill, for coins purchased at this sale.
'Phis will help you to keep up-to-date on present-day
values of coins, and it will also help to get a price list of
this large sale, showing what each of the 1647 lots of Num-
ismatic Material of all kinds is worth on today’s market.
Price list of this sale, 50 cents.
It was grand to meet so many collectors again at the
recent annual convention at Cincinnati. My sincere thanks
to all collectors for their active and loyal support of my auc-
tion sales. May your hobby be a real pleasure to you.
M. H. BOLENDER
1126 Benson Blvd. Freeport, Illinois
148th
AUCTION SALE
of
RARE COINS, MEDALS AND
PAPER MONEY
Collection of the Late
GEORGE FITZGERALD
and Other Fine Consignments
To Be Sold to the Highest Bidder Without Reserve
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1942
By the Cataloguer
M. H. BOLEN DER
1126 BENSON BLVD.
FREEPORT, ILLINOIS
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TERMS OF SALE
All bids by mail. We have over two thousand customers who
are interested in these sales. They live in every state of the union,
and in some foreign countries. They can not all come to Freeport
in person each month to attend an auction. In fact, not one per
cent of them could do so. In fairness to those who live at a dis-
tance, and cannot attend a sale in person, we request all bids to be
sent in advance of the sale, by mail.
Coins will be bought below your bids where other offers permit,
as this is competitive bidding, executed in good faith.
No unlimited bids will be accepted from anyone, at this sale.
Mark your highest limit or bid on the bid sheet, and we will buy
as much under this price, as other actual bids permit. Get your
bids in before the date of sale. Don’t wait until the last minute.
Help us with our work and we will help you get something.
The usual charge of 5% will be made for executing your bids.
No charge is made on anything not actually purchased. Postage
and express is paid by the purchaser.
Receipted bills are not sent out after your remittance as this is
unnecessary. Your check, draft or money order itself is a receipt.
However, if a 3-cent stamp is enclosed we will send receipt.
Be certain that you bid on the lot you wish to buy. We will
correct errors and adjust claims, but you should not expect us to
pay for your mistakes. Be careful in making your bids. Be sure
that you bid on the lot you wish to buy, and at so much per piece.
Bids must reach me by the morning of the sale. Mail them in
time so as to avoid disappointment. At each sale some bids arrive
too late to be executed.
Between the seller and buyer, my position in describing the con-
dition of coins and bills has been neutral. My classifications are
generally considered to be conservative by the collecting public.
It is easy to bid by mail. If you do not know how much to bid
on any items, write me giving numbers in catalog and I shall be glad
to inform you as to values. It is useless and a waste of time to make
low bids that have no chance of success. I sincerely hope that each
collector acquires some nice lots from this sale that give him a real
thrill and joy of satisfaction.
New bidders or customers sending in bids for the first time must
positively give first class reference, bank reference preferably, or
else send a deposit of at least 25% of the total amount of bids. Oth-
erwise, their bids will not be accepted; application of such deposit
will be made upon successful bids; the seller reserves the right to
demand payment upon successful bids before delivery in his sole
discretion. To those known to me who have established credit, a
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reference or deposit is not necessary and purchases will be sent out
promptly after the sale. In appreciation of this courtesy the pur-
chaser remits promptly.
The terms are prompt cash settlement after sale, and no time
given. Collectors who are not certain that they can pay promptly,
are asked not to bid. The coins in the sale are the property of my
clients, and I must make prompt settlement for them.
Remit by money order, draft, check, or in any way most conve-
nient. Stamps accepted for accounts that are below one dollar only.
All coins and other items are guaranteed genuine, unless other-
wise stated.
Please bid by the piece unless stated to bid for the lot. Thus,
if there are 12 pieces in a lot and you wish to pay $6 for the lot,
then bid 50c. At each sale someone bids by the lot. Don't do
this — bid by the piece.
NOTE — A printed list of all the prices realized at this sale will
be sent for fifty cents (50c). Send coin or stamps with your bids
so as to reserve a price list, or if you prefer, we will add the cost to
your bill of items purchased for you at this sale. Keep posted on
coin values as they are today, and order a price list in advance of
the sale. After the sale they cost $1. Before, they are 50 cents.
U.S. FIVE-CENTS NICKEL
1. 1881 nickel 5-cents. Brill, proof. Cat. $3.50.
2. 1883 shield type 5-cents, dull proof.
3. 1883 Liberty head, without CENTS. Proof.
4. 1884 uncirculated.
5. 1885 proof, slight tarnish. Cat. $15.
6. 1882 shield type, 1887 Liberty head. Line. 2 pcs.
7. 1888 proof. Cat. $1.50.
8. 1889 proof, tarnished.
9. 1890 brill, proof. Cat. $2.
10. 1891 brill, proof gem. Cat. $2.
1 1. 1892 proof, slight tarnish.
12. 1893 brill, proof. Cat. $2.
13. 1894 brill, proof.
14. 1895 proof.
15. Shield type nickels of 1866-67-68-69-70-72. Avg. good. 6 pcs.
16. Liberty heads. 1883 with CENTS, 1900. 1907 all very fine;
1912 “S” very good. 4 pcs.
U.S. COMMEMORATIVE HALF-DOLLARS
17. 1922 Grant half-dollar. Uncirculated.
18. 1925 California. Unc.
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19. 1925 Ft. Vancouver. Unc.
20. 1926 Sesquicentennial. line.
21. 1935 Texas set, P, D, S mints, line. 3 pcs.
22. 1935 Boone set, P, D, S mints, line. 3 pcs.
23. 1935 Arkansas P & S mints, line. 2 pcs.
24. 1935 San Diego, S mint. Unc.
25. 1936 Bridgeport. Unc.
26. 1936 San Diego, D mint. Unc.
27. 1936 Cleveland, Arkansas, & Robinson half-dollars. Unc. 3
pcs.
28. 1936 Lynchburg. Unc.
29. 1936 Columbia, South Carolina, “S” mint. Unc.
30. 1936 Rhode Island, P, D, S mints. Unc. 3 pcs.
31. 1936 Delaware. Unc.
32. 1936 Albany. Unc.
33. 1936 York. Unc.
34. 1937 Oregon Trail, D mint. Unc.
35. 1937 Raleigh. Unc.
36. 1938 New Rochelle. Unc.
37. 1938 Arkansas set, P, D, S mints. Unc. 3 pcs.
VARIOUS U.S. COINS
38. 1941 U.S. proof set, cent to 50c, brilliant. Bid for set as one.
39. 1877 silver trade dollar, S mint. Good.
40. 1900 Washington-Lafayette dollar, very fine, tiny edge nick.
41. 1897 U.S. Silver dollar, “S” mint. Unc. Cat. $5.
42. Same as preceding. Unc.
43. Two-Cent Pieces. 1864-5 -6-7-8, two of each date. Avg. v.g.
to fine. 10 pcs.
44. 1936 Bridgeport half-dollars, in original case as issued. Unc.
3 pcs.
45. Old U.S. Half-dollars. 1810-17-23-24-25-26-28-29. Fair to
good. 8 pcs.
46. 1824-27-28-29-31-32-33-34 halfdollars. Fair to v. good. 8 pcs.
47. 1828-29-30-31-32-33-34-35. V. good to fine. 8 pcs.
48. 1833-34-35-36-37-38-39 Lib. seated, 1840. Avg. good. 8 pcs.
49. 1836-37-42-43 half-dollars. V. good. 4 pcs.
50. 1840-41-45-46-48 half-dollars, all “O” mint. Good to v.g.
5 pcs.
51. 1853-54-57-58-61 half-dollars, P mint. Good. 5 pcs.
52. 1854-55-58-59 half-dollars, all “O” mint. Good. 4 pcs.
53. U.S. Silver Dollars. 1798 initials scratched lightly in field,
otherwise a strictly fine coin.
54. 1799 dollar. Fine; initials scratched in field.
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55. 1842 silver dollar. Very good.
56. 1842 dollar, fair.
57. 1871 dollar. Very good.
58. 1873 Trade dollar. Fine; slight edge nick.
59. 1874 Trade dollar. Fine; edge slightly nicked.
60. 1876 Trade dollar. Fine.
61. 1877 Trade dollar. Very good.
62. 1900 silver dollar, O mint. Very fine.
63. 1934 silver dollar, brill, unc.
64. 1935 silver dollar, brill, unc.
U.S. LARGE COPPER CENTS
65. 1794 Hays 17 and 48. 1795 plain edge. Fair. 3 pcs.
66. 1804 cent. Variety with both obverse and reverse dies bro-
ken. Very fair, with good date. Worth $15. Rare and guar-
anteed.
67. 1809 cent. Poor; the date just visible. Rare.
68. 1818 stars and date connected by die crack. Uncirculated,
light olive and original red.
69. 1857 large cent, with large date. Fine. Scarce.
70. Set of Large Cents, 1794 to 1856, all diff. dates, inch 1794,
1795, 1798, 1802, 1803, 1807, 1810, 1814. Fair to fine, aver-
age better than good. 41 pcs.
71. 1825-1826 large cents, all diff. dates, fair to v. good. 32 pcs.
72. 1825-1856 large cents, inch 32 diff. dates and a few dupli-
cates. Fair to v. good. 47 pcs.
73. 1797 to 1856 U.S. Large copper cents, about 30 diff. dates, a
few early dates poor, but usually fair to fine, a good average.
38 pcs.
74. Another lot, about as last. 37 pcs.
75. Small cents. 1909 Ind. head (2), 1909 Lincoln, plain (5), with
VDB (5), uncirculated, mostly red. 12 pcs.
76. 1910, 1910 S, 1911-13-14-15, 1916 S, 1917 P & D Unc.. net
all in full mint state however. 9 pcs.
77. 1911 D to 1929 D, scarce mint marks, all diff. fine to ex. fine,
above average. 21 pcs.
78. 1918 P, 1919 PS, 1920 P, 1923 P, 1925 PD, 1926 PS. 1927
PS, 1929 PDS, 1930 PDS. Unc. lot, a few not fully red. 17 pcs
79. 1922 D mint cents, v. fine to unc., nice lot. 5 pcs.
80. Miscellaneous old U.S. coins: 10 three-cent pieces nickel,
good to fine; 2 old half cents, 2 Calif, brass Miner’s tokens
1849, a good 1877 half-dollar, and a fine 1915 quarter. 16 pcs.
81. 1864 U.S. Two-Cents, Small Motto. Very fine. Rare.
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COLLECTION OF HARD TIMES TOKENS
82. Low 8, 12, 18, 32, 33. Ex. fine to unc., choice. 5 pcs.
83. Low 10 Broad shouldered Jackson, L. 18, 19, 20, 31, 34, 39,
47, 48, 51. V. good to fine. 10 pcs.
84. Low 22 small head, 15 stars. Fine. Scarce. Cat. $2.50.
85. Low 30 sharply defined head. V. fine. Scarce. Cat. $3 50.
86. Low 32, 34, 48, 44, 45, 46, 51. V. fine to unc., choice lot. 7 pcs.
87. Low 33 unc. red (cost $1), L. 35, 54, 55, 59, 69. Fine. 6 pcs.
88. Low 36 ex. fine, glossy brown, cat. $2.
89. Low 37, 40, 58, 60, 62, 69, 75, 76. V. fine to about unc.,
choice lot. 8 pcs.
90. Low 52 Jackson in safe, donkey. Brass. Fine. Cat. $2.50.
91. Low 84 planing machine, ex. fine. Cost $1.75.
92. Low 97, 101, 103, 104, 110, 111, 112, 124, 132. Fine to ex.
fine. 10 pcs.
93. Low 105 hyphen between New-York, v. fine. Cost $1.85.
94. Low 172 Sober Second Thoughts, Van Buren. Brass. Fine,
pierced as made.
RARE QUARTER 1918 “S” OVER T7
95. 1918 “S” mint quarter, over T7. Strictly very fine, except for
small edge nick. An unusually plain over-date, with whole
7 showing. V. rare.
96. 1923 quarter, S mint. Fine. Lists at $3.50.
97. 1932 quarter, S mint. Unc. Cat. $2.
98. 1913 nickel 5-cents, type I, mound, ‘S” mint. Unc. Cat. $4.50.
99. 1926 “S 5c nickel, fine (2), 1935 “S about unc. (2). 4 pcs.
100. 1927 “S” five-cents nickel, ex. fine. Scarcest buffalo.
101. 1927 “S” nickel 5-cents, rarest buffalo. V. good to fine. 35 pcs
102. Another lot, as last. 32 pcs.
103. Two-Cents 1864 (2), 1865-67; Three-cents nickel 1865 (2),
1869 (unc.), 1870, 1881 (2). Fine and v. fine. 10 pcs.
104. 1871 two-cents, ex. fine. 1888 nickel 3c proof. 2 pcs.
105. Three-cents silver, poor to good. 16 pcs.
106. Half-dimes. 1833-1872, diff. avg. good. 12 pcs.
107. 1837 half-dime, Lib. seated with stars, large date, about unc.
1852 half-dime, fine. 2 pcs.
108. 1864 half-dime, P mint. V. good. Scarce.
109. 1864 half-dime, S mint. V. fine. $3.50.
1 10. 1868 S, 1872 S below wreath, 1873 S half-dimes. Fine. 3 pcs.
111. Dimes. Old bust type, 1821 to 1837, a few dups. Fair and
good. 15 pcs.
1829-32-38 “O” (damaged)-41 (2), 46-54-56-5 7-73 no ar-
rows (2), 1876 CC, 1887 S, 1891 S (2). Avg. good. 15 pcs.
112.
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1 13. 1900 Dime, "S” mint. Semi-proof. Worth full catalogue price
of $7.50 in this rare condition.
114. Standing Liberty quarters. 1917 type I, “D mint. About unc.
Lists up to $17.50.
115. 1917 quarter, type I, “S” mint. V. fine.
116. As last. V. good and fine. 2 pcs.
117. 1920 quarter, S mint. Ex. fine. Lists at $12.50 unc.
118. 1925 quarter, P mint. Brill, unc. Cat. $2.
119. 1930 quarters, S mint. Unc. Cat. $1.50 each. 2 pcs.
120. 1922 Lincoln cents, D mint. Good to fine. 50 pcs.
121. As last. 50 pcs.
122. 1783 Nova Constellatio cent, good. 1786 New Jersey cent, v.
good. American colonial coins. 2 pcs.
123. George Washington so-called “dollar.’ Both sides alike, bust,
name, dates of birth and death, stars. Edge milled. Dollar
size, v. fine.
124. 1904 Louisiana Purchase Exp. official silver medal, larger
than 50c. Busts Napoleon & Jefferson. Uncirculated. Last rec-
ord near $4.
FOREIGN SILVER, ETC.
125. Dollar Size Foreign Silver Coins. All diff. Good to fine, 1
holed. 1 1 pcs.
126. Another lot, as last. 10 pcs.
127. 1812 Italy 5 lire, Napoleon as Emperor. Milan. Fine.
128. 1843 Netherlands 2 % gulden. Wm. II, bare head 1. Fine.
129. 1897 Philippines peso, or dollar. Head Alfonso, boy King. V.
fine.
130. 1887 Mexico silver 8 reales, or dollars. Culiacan & Alamos
mints. Brill, unc. 2 pcs.
131. 1914 Mexican Revolution 2 pesos of Guerrero, struck by Gen.
Zapata. Fine. Necessity issue. Cat. $3.
132. 1932 Germany 5 marks, Republic. Oak tree. Eagle. V. fine.
Cat. $3.
133. 1848 Frankfort 2 gulden on Constituent Assembly. Duke
John of Austria elected administrator. Ex. fine, proof surface.
134. 1934-35 German Republic 5 marks silver, anniv. of Nazi rule,
view of Potsdam Military church. Eagle. Ex. fine. Cat. $3
each. CW 13. 2 pcs.
135. Old German silver thalers and 3-marks, diff. inch commemo-
rative. Avg. fine. 5 pcs.
136. Bikanir State, silver rupee, Victoria. Fine and scarce.
137. England, 4 diff. silver half-crowns. Her colonies: diff. silver
of 50c size of New Zealand, Hong Kong, East India Co., &
South Africa Republic. Avg. fine or better. 8 pcs.
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138. Coli n. 50c size foreign silver coins incl. Austria, Bolivia,
Chile, Costa Rica, Guatemala, Oaxaca revolution 2 pesos,
Peru, Portugal, Spain, etc. All diff. Usually fine to v. fine.
14 pcs.
139. Foreign silver coins. 20c to 50c size, difF. Good to unc. 14 pcs.
140. 1883 Hawaii silver dime, quarter, half-dollar. Ex. fine. 3 pcs.
Bid for set as one.
141. Old Spanish silver "Cob Money’ reales, 175 yr. old. V. good.
3 pcs.
142. 1913 German pattern 2 marks, in copper. Proof.
143. 1898 England model crown of Victoria; same date, So. Afri-
ca penny, bust of Paul Kruger. Ex. fine. 2 pcs.
144. Nice lot foreign copper coins, mostly of good size, inch some
choice pennies of early Victorian reign. Chiefly England and
colonies, but inch French Rev’n., Papal, Belg. Congo, Bor-
neo, Baroda, etc. Fine to unc. red. Many unc., most choice.
44 pcs.
145. Bust of A. Lincoln about 4 inches high, made from the pulp
of $5000 worth of destroyed U.S. currency.
146. Coli n, metal badges, various conventions, etc., mostly frater-
nal, few duplicates. Many large and showy. 70 pcs.
147. Lot of silk ribbons and ribbon badges, conventions, delegates,
committees, etc. Mostly diff. 64 pcs.
148. Celluloid buttons, etc. Many of F. D. Roosevelt, inch dups.
1 1 0 pcs.
149. Coll’n. various medals, tokens, medalets, etc., many about
dollar size. Expositions, a few transportation, a few sales
tax tokens, great variety of medals. All conditions. 77 pcs.
150. Another lot, about as last, but difF. kinds. 77 pcs.
151. Numismatic medals, 6 difF. Unc. 9 pcs.
152. Calif, gold tokens, so-called “charms,” some looped. Avg. v.
fine. 21 pcs.
153. Important collection of California trade tokens. Most are
brass, many white metal, most for 5 cents, but up to $5. Chief-
ly California towns, but a few other western, inch Alaska.
Most are old, Saloon checks, billiard parlors, etc. Very many
difF. Calif, towns. Large variety but some dups. no doubt.
V. good to unc. 200 pcs.
154. Another lot, with many difF. from preceding lot. 200 pcs.
155. Another lot, many diff. from above. 200 pcs.
156. 1853-54 Adams Express Co., San Francisco, old sight drafts
with view of gold miners panning gold; and certificates of
deposit with view of old building there. Fine and interesting.
15 pcs.
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157. Augustus Humbert, United States Assayer of Gold. Interest-
ing document with his autograph, a deed for his property
sold when he removed from Calif, to New York. Has 50c in-
ternal revenue stamp affixed. V. fine.
PROOF & UNCIRCULATED U.S. COINS
158. 1936 U.S. Proof Set, lc, 5c, 10c, 25c, 50c. 5 pcs. Brilliant,
including the nickel, which often is not choice. Bid for set.
159. 1937 proof set, 5 pcs. Bid for set as one.
160. 1938 proof set.
161. 1939 proof set.
162. 1940 proof set.
163. 1940 proof set.
164. 1941 proof set.
165. 1941 proof set.
166. 1942 proof set.
167. 1942 proof set.
168. U.S. Half-Dollars. 1917 brill, uncirculated.
169. Half-dollars. 1934 P, 1935 P, 1936 D, 1937 PDS, 1939 D,
bright uncirculated. Cat. $1.25 to $1.50 each. 7 pcs.
170. 1936 brill, proof half-dollar. Cat. $5.50.
171. Same as preceding. Brill, proof.
172. 1937 half-dollar. Brill, proof. Cat. $3.25.
173. Another, as last. Brill, proof.
174. 1938, 1939 half-dollars, proofs. 2 pcs.
175. 1936 D, 1937 PDS, 1938 P, 1939 DS, 1940 PS, 1941 PDS,
1942 PD half-dollars, brill, unc. gems. Cat. $1 to $1.50 each.
14 pcs.
176. Another set, as last. Brill, unc. These will not be so easy to
obtain in this condition later. 14 pcs.
177. 1940-41-42 half-dollars, brill, proofs. 3 pcs.
178. Quarters. Complete set, new type, Washington, 1932 to 1942
all mints, in brilliant mint condition, cat. 50c to $2 each. 27 pcs
1 79. 1936 quarter, brill, proof. Cat. $4.75.
180. 1937, 1938, 1939 quarters, brill, proofs. 3 pcs.
181. 1939, 1940, 1941, 1942 quarters, proofs. 4 pcs.
182. 1938 PDS, 1938 PS, 1939 DS, 1940 DS, 1941 PDS, unc.
choice. 12 pcs.
183. 1937 PDS, 1938 PS, 1939 DS, 1940 DS, 1941 D (2), 1942
PD. Brill, unc. 13 pcs.
184. Dimes. 1847 extremely fine, nearly unc. Lists at $10 unc.
185. 1848 dime, extremely fine.
186. Mercury head dimes. 1916 PS, 1917 PS. Unc. 4 pcs.
187. 1918 dime, P mint. Unc. mint state. Cat. $2.50.
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188. 1919 dime, P mint. line. Cat. $2.50.
189. 1920 dime, P mint. Unc. Cat. $250
190. 1921 dime, P mint. Unc., weakly struck around border or
rim. Mint lustre. Rare. Cat. $15.
191. 1923 dime, P mint. Unc. Cat. $2.
192. 1924 dime, P mint. Unc. Cat. $2.
193. 1 925-26-27-28-29-30, all P mint, 1940 S (2), 1941 P (2),
1941 D. Brill, unc. Cat. $8.75, or about 80c each. 11 pcs.
194. 1927-28-29-31-34 all P mint, 1937 PDS, 1938 P, 1939 DS,
40 DS, 41 PDS, 1942 PD, brill, unc. Cat. $7, or avg. of about
40c each. 18 pcs.
195. 1935 PD, 36 PD, 37 PDS, 38, P, 39 PDS, 40 PDS, 41 PDS,
42 PD, all brill, unc. dimes, 1 proof (1939). 19 pcs.
196. 1936 dime, brill, proof. Cat. $4.
197. 1937, 1938, 1939 dimes, proofs. 3 pcs.
198. 1938-39-40 dimes, proofs. 3 pcs.
199. 1938-39-41-42 dimes, proofs. 4 pcs.
200. Nickel Five-Cents, Buffalo type. 1914 sand blast proof. Cat.
$5.
201. 1914-16-17-19 nickel 5c strictly unc. 4 pcs.
202. 1924-26-27-28 nickel 5c, strictly unc. Avg. cat. value $1 each.
4 pcs.
203. 1929 to 1942, all diff. nickel 5-cents, nearly complete, all brill,
unc., and 2 proofs. 29 pcs.
204. 1936 to 1942 various nickels, inch mint marks, unc. 22 pcs.
205. 1936 nickel 5-cents, brill, proof, not the usual dull kind, that
were issued the first part of the year.
206. 1937-38-39 nickels, proofs. 3 pcs.
207. 1938-39-41 nickels, proofs. 3 pcs.
208. 1938-39-42 nickels, proofs. 3 pcs.
209. 1869 U.S. Two-Cents, brill, proof. Cat. $3.50
210. 1871 two-cents, proof. Cat. $6.
211. 1803 large cent. Newcomb 18, Doughty 195. Fine.
212. Lincoln head cents. 1909, 1910, 1913 sand blast proofs. 3 p
213. 1909 S mint. Unc. red. Cat. $3.
214. 1911-12-13 sand blast proofs. 3 pcs.
215. 1914 sand blast proof. Cat. $2.50.
216. 1916 sand blast proof. Rare gem, cat. $5.
217. 1914-15-16-21 P mint. Unc. Cat. $5.60, or $1.40 each. 4 pcs.
218. 1922 D mint. Unc. red. Cat. $1.50.
219. 1922 D fine, 1923-25-26-30-32 D-33 D-36 DS, and later, near-
ly complete from there on. Unc. red, nice lot. 32 pcs.
220. 1936 cent, brill, red proof. Cat. $2.50.
221. 1937-38-39-40 proof cents. 4 pcs.
222. 1937-38-39-41 proof cents. 4 pcs.
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223. 1937-38-39-42 proof cents. 4 pcs.
224. Complete Set of Lincoln cents, all dates and mints and va-
rieties, fine to unc. red. Better than average sets. 96 pcs.
225. U.S. Silver Dollars. 1880 “S” mint. About unc. Cat. $5.
226. 1882 silver dollar, S mint. Unc. mint lustre. Cat. $6.
227. 1886 silver dollar, S mint. Unc. Scarce.
228. 1888 silver dollar, S mint. Nearly unc., mint lustre.
229. 1890 silver dollar, S mint. Unc. Cat. $6.
230. Same as preceding. Unc. mint state.
231. 1890 silver dollar, CC mint. Ex. fine, lustre.
232. 1891 silver dollar, S mint. Unc. Cat. $6.
233. Same as preceding. Ex. fine, nearly unc.
234. 1900 silver dollar, S mint. Semi-proof. Cat. $5.
235. Same as preceding. Bright unc., proof surface.
MAINE CONSIGNMENT
236. (1681) New Jersey “Mark Newbie farthing." Fine. Cat.
$,3.50.
237. (1685-88) Florida 1/24 real, pewter. Ex. fine. Cat. $7.50.
237a. (1694) half-penny token. Obv. elephant as on rare Carolina
half-penny. Rx. GOD PRESERVE LONDON. Very fine.
Cat. $5.
238. 1783-85 Nova Constellatio cents. V. good; the first with a
small hole. 2 pcs.
239. 1785 Nova Constellatio cent. Script U.S. Pointed rays. Very
fine.
240. 1787-88 New Jersey cents, 1 with horse’s head to left! Fair to
v. good. 3 pcs.
241. 1788 Massachusetts cent. 1795 Washington “Liberty and
Security ’ half-penny. Fair. 2 pcs.
242. Haif-Cents. 1795, 1797. Poor. 3 pcs.
243. 1805, 1808, 1853 half-cents. V.g. to fine. 3 pcs.
244. 1826-54-55 hafl-cents. Ex. fine. 3 pcs.
245. 1811 half-cent, fair, with good date. Scarce.
246. 1831 half-cent. Fine; skillfully altered date.
247. U.S. Large Cents. 1794 very good; some corrosion pits.
248. 1796 cent, Fillet bust. V. fair, obv. and date about good.
249. 1798 cent, very good, near fine.
250. 1802 with stems. About fine.
251. 1803 large fraction. Fine.
252. 1805 blunt 1. Very good.
253. 1807 over ’06 perfect date. V. good, edge dent. 2 pcs.
254. 1810 perfect date. Fine, steel color.
255. 1817 fifteen stars. Very good, Scarce.
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256. 1817-19-22-25. Fine. 4 pcs.
257. 1824 over 22. Very good.
258. 1828-33-35-42 large date, 1845. Fine. 5 pcs.
259. 1851 over 81, error. Fine. Scarce.
260. 1847, 1854 ex. fine. 2 pcs.
261. Colin, diff. dates large cents, inch 1800, 1807, 1814, 1818,
1820, 1821, 1823, and later. V. fair to v. fine, avg. very good.
32 pcs.
262. Ten diff. Hard Times tokens and early Merchants cards; 6
large cents before 1821. Good to fine. 16 pcs.
263. 1935 Pony Expres medal, 50c size, uncirculated.
264. As last. Unc. 6 pcs.
265. Two-Gent Pieces. 1864 to 1871, six diff. dates. Good to v.
fine, 1 unc. red. 1 1 pcs.
266. Three-cents nickel, 8 diff. dates. V. good and fine. 16 pcs.
267. 1851 silver 3-cents, O mint. Fine. Scarce.
268. 1851 silver 3-cents, uncirculated. Cat. $2.
269. 1852 silver 3-cents, unc. Cat. $2.
270. 1854-58-59-62 silver 3c fine to ex. fine. 4 pcs.
271. 1862 silver 3-cents, unc.
272. Half-dimes. 1833 v. fine, 1855-57-73 S. V. good. 4 pcs.
273. 1844 half-dime, O mint. Good.
274. 1863 half-dime, proof. Cat. $4.
275. 1871 “S” half-dime, v. fine, retouched on Liberty.
276. 1941 uncirculated set, lc, 5c, 10c, 25c, 50c. Bid for set.
277. 1855 U.S. gold dollar, “O” mint. Near fine. Cat. $6. Scarce.
278. California gold. 1857 octagonal v. fine. 1871 oct. $1 gold,
holed. 1876 round holed. 3 pcs.
279. Indian Head cents. 1859 good, 1863 fine, 1864 copper, good;
1902 unc. 1907 unc. 5 pcs.
280. 1859 fine, 1862-63 ex. fine, 1864 copper, v.g. 1902 unc. 5 pcs.
281. 1861 copper-nickel cent. Fine. Scarce.
282. 1 89 1 -99- 1 900- 1 902 (3), 1905, 1906, 1909 Ind. head cents. Ex.
fine to unc. 9 pcs.
283. 1901-02 (6) -05-07-08. Unc. 10 pcs.
284. 1908 “S” Indian head cent. V. fine.
285. Lincoln Cents. 1909 S with VDB. Unc. red. Cat. $4.
286. 1909 plain. Sand blast proof.
287. 1909 VDB, 1911-13-17-18-20-28. Unc. red. 7 pcs.
288. 1909 VDB first issue. Unc. bright red. 10 pcs.
289. 1911 (4), 1918 (4), 1925 (3). Unc. Cat. 35c each. 11 pcs.
290. 1913-16-23-27-29 and later, all diff. dates and mints. Unc.
red. 2 proofs. 38 pcs.
Various Lincoln cents, avg. fine (10); 1915 D ex. fine, 1922
D ex. fine; 1931 S very fine (6). 18 pcs.
291.
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292. 1930 to 1941 Lincoln cents, 19 diff. dates and mints, several
of each, all unc. bright red. 161 pcs.
293. Nickel 5-cents. 1867 no rays, good; 1883 no CENTS unc.
(2), 19H S., v. good. 4 pcs.
294. 1900, 1916, 1917 nickel 5c, unc. brill, gems. 3 pcs.
295. 1920-21-27 nickel 5c, unc. 3 pcs.
296. 1930 S, 1931 S (2), 1936 S (2), 1937 PDS, 1938-39-40-41,
some mintmarked. Unc. 18 pcs.
297. 1938 nickel 5c, brill, proofs. 3 pcs.
298. Old dimes. 1835-49 0-53-54-75 P-75 S below wreath, 76 PS-
91 0-1905 O, 1913, 1914. Good to fine. 12 pcs.
299. 1852 dime, v. fine. Scarce.
300. 1909 D, 1914 D dimes, unc. Cat. $1.50 each. 2 pcs.
301. Mercury dimes. 1916 S, 1931 S, 1934 -36-37 PDS-39 (2) -40-
41. Unc. 1 1 pcs.
302. 1917 D, 1924 D dimes. Unc. Cat. $2.50 each. 2 pcs.
303. 1918 S, 1928 S dimes. Unc. Scarce. 2 pcs.
304. Standing Liberty Quarters. 1917 S type I, 1918 S, 1924 S,
1928 D. Fine or better. 4 pcs.
305. 1917 type I, S; 1920 S, 1924 S, 1928 S. Fine. 4 pcs.
306. 1928 D mint quarter. Brill, unc. Cat. $2.50.
307. 1932 quarter, S mint. Brill, unc. Cat. $2.
308. 1939 quarters (5), 1940, 1941. Brill, unc. 7 pcs.
309. Half-dollars. 1892 Columbian (3), 1893 Columbian (2),
Pony Express medal. Ex. fine to about unc. 6 pcs.
310. 1901 ‘O’ v. good, 1905 O” fine, 1909 “O’ v.g. 3 pcs.
311. 1917 “D on reverse. 1918 “D,” 1927 “S,” v. good to fine.
3 pcs.
312. 1934, 1935 PS, 1937 S, 1939 PD, 1940 (2), 1941 D half-
dollars, brill, unc. 9 pcs.
313. Silver Dollars. 1878 S mint. Unc.
314. 1879 S mint. Unc.
315. 1880 S mint. Unc.
316. 1888 S mint. Unc. Scarce.
317. 1889 S mint. Unc. Catalogues at $30, but retails about $7 now
318. 1891 S mint. Unc.
319. 1897 S mint. Unc.
320. 1921 old type, S mint. Unc.
321. 1921 new type, unc.
322. 1922 P mint. Unc.
323. Same as preceding. Unc.
324. 1923 P mint. Unc. One of scarcest.
325. 1926 D mint. Unc.
326. 1926 S mint. Unc.
327. 1927 P mint. Unc.
328. 1939 Canada silver dollar. Geo. VI. Parliament bldg. Unc.
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MISCELLANEOUS LOTS
329. 10 dates large cents, good. 28 dates Indian head cents, good
to fine. 40 diff. Lincoln cents, good to v. fine. 30 unc. Mexi-
can 25c bills. 400 new brown 2x2 coin envelopes. Bid for lot
as one.
330. 54 diff. Indian head and Lincoln cents, good to unc. (About
20 unc.) 15 coins from various countries of the world each
in new envelope, named. 2 unc. Pony Express medals 50c
size. 300 new coin envelopes 2x2 brown. Bid for lot as one.
331. 7 diff. ancient coins, 70 diff. foreign coins, 10 diff. old Canad-
ian tokens. Large oval brass tempo. 1849 Mexican silver
dollar, all good to v. fine. Also brill, unc. 1922 U.S. silver
dollar. All in new coin envelopes. 90 pcs. Bid for lot ap one.
332. 88 diff. foreign coins, 10 old foreign jetons, large Japan oval
brass tempo, 1935 Pony express medal 50c size. 25 dates
French 10c nickel, all good to unc. 20 dates Indian head cents
good to fine. 200 new coin envelopes 2x2 brown. Bid for lot
as one.
333. String of 100 old Chinese brass cash, square hole centers,
v.g. Mexico: 4 unc. bills diff. and 16 diff. coins inch silver
dollar, fine to unc. One lot.
334. New Marvel coin box, green steel, 2x9x1 1^, compartments,
hinged cover, with 1000 new coin envelopes 2x2 brown, just
right for your coins.
335. Set Lincoln cents, lacking 6 to complete, 88 pcs. good to unc.
in coin folder. Also holds 2 dates flying eagle cents, good;
and 9 small Canada cents, fine. One lot.
336. Whitman coin folder for 3c silver, with 6 dates in it; 1851-
52-53 all good, and 1858-60-61 all fine to v. fine. One lot.
337. Ancient Roman Coins, various types, 1 silver denarius; in-
cludes large coins, 1 Greek, 1 Egyptian. Fair to fine. Good
variety. 12 pcs.
338. Foreign copper coins, some large, inch 4 Japan oval brass
tempos, good to unc. 27 pcs.
339. Canada, old copper tokens, diff. Good to v. fine. 15 pcs.
340. France. Very old lot of coins and jetons, copper and brass.
Many 200 to 300 years old. Avg. v. good. Scarce lot. 21 pcs.
341. 1839 Republic of New Granada 8 reales, or silver dollar.
Bird holds scroll in beak above cornucopia. V. good. Scarce.
342. 1586 Saxony \ crown. Bust each side, John & Fredk. Wm.;
fine, loop off edge. 1820 Brazil 320 reis, v.g. Japan curious
oblong silver -4- bu, v. fine. 3 pcs.
343. 1758 George II, of England. Bust to left. Bronze medal com-
memorative of Capture of Louisburg & Ft. DuQuesne. 43 mm
Good. Rare and historical American Colonial contemporary
item.
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344. 1919 A.N.A. Phila. convention badge; George Washington
siege of Boston 1775-76 medal by Lovett, copper proof; 2
Columbian Exp. 1893 gov’t, bldg, brass medals $1 size, v. fine.
4 pcs.
345. Abraham Lincoln. 3 diff. medals, inch 1860, 1861, with por-
traits. 1 v. good, others ex. fine. Scarce. 3 pcs.
346. Group of historical medals, impressions in lead, small to large,
some inches or more in diameter. Usually fine or perfect,
19 pcs.
347. Coin books. Standard Catalogue U.S. Coins & tokens, by
Raymond 1940, 234 pp. illust. Stack’s Numismatic Guide 158
pp. illust. V. fine. 2 pcs.
348. Green’s Mint Record of U.S. coins. Illust. 252 pp. Blue cloth.
New. Gives coinage records, and space to record pieces in
your collection.
349. Tiny bible. 3 books new Testament. lxl£ inches. New.
350. Lot 6 old checks 60 yr. old, revenue stamps on them; Lincoln
1909 Centennial booklet with 3 old cards of Lincoln; sheet
100 German high value postage stamps after World War I,
unused; U.S. 15c special delivery and 20c airmail stamps,
unused. Block of 4 Philippines 2c green unused, strip 4 Mexi-
can 20c unused. U.S. fractional currency, 5 specimen fronts
and backs 25c to 50c, 1 autog. signature; also 10c and 25c
5th issue fract. curr. poor to fair. Bid for lot as one.
CONFEDERATE PAPER MONEY, ETC.
151. U.S. Fractional Currency 5c postage currency 1st issue
ABCo.; 5c second issue (2); 50c last issue, Crawford. Unc.
crisp. 4 pcs.
352. Coli n, all diff. bills of the Confederate States of America,
good to uncirculated, very interesting lot of this old money,
many very scarce today. Cat. 25c to $1 each. 30 pcs.
353. 1862 $100 Negroes hoeing cotton, Bradbeer 317, rare wtmkd.
C.S.A. block letters. R. 6. Unc.
354. Collection C.S.A. notes $1 to $100, all diff. kinds, usually
good to unc. Difficult to get so many varieties together. Cat.
25c to 75 c each. 33 pcs.
355. Lot C.S.A. bills, inch 15 diff. kinds, balance duplicates. Most
generally good to unc. 30 pcs.
356. Another lot, as last. 30 pcs.
357. Obsolete notes. New Hope Delaware Bridge Co., Lambert-
ville, N. J. $1, $2, $3, $20, $50, $100 unsigned, unc. Rare.
6 pcs.
As last. Uncut sheet of 4 notes. $1 (2), $2, $3. Unc. 4 pcs.
358.
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359. New York. 1 845 Bank of Whitestown $1, signed and good,
rare. $2.00 Rochester Canal Bank unsigned, v.g. 2 pcs.
360. 1832 Bank of West Florida $5 6 $10 Appalachicola. 1854
Bank of Commerce, Newbern, N.C. $10 green. 1859 Ex-
change Bank of Virginia, Abington branch $20 green. 1861
Bank of Augusta $1. All signed. Fine. 5 pcs.
361. 1841 Exchange Bank, Pittsburgh, Pa. $2, good. 1866 Bay
State Mining Co., Eagle River, Mich. $2. Signed, fine. 2 pcs.
362. Massachusetts, 1850 Tremont Bank, Boston $1, fine and sign-
ed, v. rare. 1858 Southbridge Bank $5 signed, fair. 2 pcs.
363. Vermont. 1837 Farmers Bank $3, fine. 1808 Vermont State
Bank at Burlington 50c good. Both signed and rare. 2 pcs.
364. Foreign paper money. 8 diff. Russian, 10 German notgeld,
5 Hong Kong lc paper unc.; 45 Mexican Revolutionary bills
of Sinaloa 50c and Sonora 25c unc. 72 pcs.
365. Wooden Money Nickel Certificates. All diff. Unc. 13 pcs.
366. Another lot, wooden nickel certificates, 1937-40, 9 kinds mix-
ed. Unc. 39 pcs.
EASTERN CONSIGNMENT
367. 1852 U.S. $2.50 gold. Liberty head. Fine.
368. 1853 $2.50 gold. Fine.
369. 1854 $2.50 gold. Very fine.
370. 1856 $2.50 gold. Very fine.
371. 1861 $2.50 gold. Fine.
372. 1902 $2.50 gold. Ex. fine.
373. 1903 $2.50 gold. Very fine.
374. 1905 $2.50 gold. Very fine.
375. 1906 $2.50 gold. Ex. fine.
376. 1907 $2.50 gold, about unc.
377. Proofs. 1936 nickel 5c, brilliant proof.
378. 1937 lc, 5c, 10c; 1940 lc, 5c, 10c. Proofs. 6 pcs.
379. 1938 proof set, 5 pcs. lc to 50c. Bid for set as one.
380. 1871 U.S. Silver half-dollar. Brill, proof. Cat. $4.
381. Civil War tokens and cards, good variety, usually good to
fine. 30 pcs.
382. Two Panama silver dollars of 1904, and misc. foreign coins,
tokens, and 25 unc. 111. sales tax tokens. Poor to good. 92
pcs. Bid for lot as one.
383. 1868 cent, rev. \ turn to left, v. good. 1873 cent, heavy die
break connects top of shield and border, fine. 3c silver (10),
2c ( 1 ) poor to fair. One lot.
384. Large cents. 1806 fair. 1807 perfect date and “Comet” varie-
ty, good. 1812, 1814 both varieties. Good. 6 pcs.
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385. Half-dollars. 1819 over ’18, small 9. Fine.
386. 1857 half-dollar, fine. 1863 “S” good. 2 pcs.
387. 1866 half-dollar, “S’ mint, with motto. Obv. fine, rev. v. good,
edge nick. Scarce.
388. Wisconsin. $10 Mineral Point Bank, scarce obsolete before
Civil War. Good.
389. Standing Liberty quarters. 1918 PDS, 1919 PS, 1920, 1923
(2), 1924. V. good. 9 pcs.
390. 1918 S, 1920 PS, 1923, 1924, 1927 S, 1928 S. V.g. to fine.
7 pcs.
391. 1918 S, 1919-20-21-23-24 PD, 1927 S, 1928 S. V.g. and fine.
9 pcs.
392. 1919 PS, 1920-23-24 PD-27 S-30. Avg. fine. 8 pcs.
393. Chinese Republic. Silver dollar, small bust Sun Yat Sen. Rx.
MEMENTO BIRTH OF REPUBLIC OF CHINA. Unc.
Mint state.
394. 1934 Chinese Republic dollar. Large bust Sun Yat Sen. Rx.
ship. Unc,
395. Antique italios and cameos, etc. Various kinds and colors.
35 pcs.
396. U.S. Large Cents, 1819-20-22-31 and later, 3 dups. A few
fair, most are good. 17 pcs.
397. Flying Eagle cents, copper-nickel, 1857, 1858 large and small
letters, 1859 all dates to 1864 inclusive. Good to fine. 9 pcs.
398. Copper-Nickel cents, flying eagle (12), with 4 of 1861, all
other dates too except 1856. Fair to very good. 28 pcs.
399. Indian head cents, 1864 copper no L, 1865 (4), 1866 (2),
1869 (2), 1870; also 1814 dime, 1865 2c, 1896 5c. Fair to
good. 13 pcs.
400. 1866 Ind. head cents (4), 1869 (1). Good. Scarce. 5 pcs.
401. Half-cents. 1853-4-5-6. Poor ( 1 ), others fair to v. good. 4 pcs.
402. Standing Liberty quarters. 1917 Type I, no stars under eagle,
“D” mint. Very fine, with some lustre. Lists at $10 when unc.
403. 1917 Type II, with stars under eagle, “D” mint, ex. fine,
top of date weakly struck. Lists at $17.50 when unc.
404. 1917 Type II, “S“ mint. Nearly uncirculated, with almost full
mint lustre. Lists at $10.
405. 1928 D, 1932 S very fine, 1934 D unc. 3 pcs.
406. Large Cents. 1797, 1800, 1801-03-05-10-26. Poor & fair. 7 pcs
407. 1800-02-07 over 06-08-10-18. Fair lot. 6 pcs.
408. 1808 cent. Very fair, with good clear date.
409. 1792 Coventry “Lady Godiva’’ half-penny. V. fine.
410. Quarters. 1902 P ex. fine. 1924 P mint, fine. 2 pcs.
411. Half-dollars. 1900 S, 1911 S, 1912 D, 1912 S, 1913 D, 1915
D, 1915 S, 1917 P, 1919 S, 1920 S, 1927 S. Avg. v. good.
1 1 pcs.
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412. U.S. Silver Dollars. 1883 O mint. Unc.
413. 1884 dollar, CC mint. Unc.
414. 1887 P mint dollar. Ex. fine.
415. 1898 S mint. Unc.
416. 1923 P mint dollar. Unc. brill, gem. Scarce.
417. 1926 dollar, D mint. Brill, unc.
418. 1935 dollar, P mint. Brill, unc.
419. 1935 Canada silver dollar, Geo. V. First year coined. Unc.
420. 1936 as last, but diff. date. Unc.
421. 1900 and 1923 Canada 25c bills, fina. Also 3 diff. U.S. fract.
currency bills, poor but face 60c, total $1.10 face. Bid for lot.
422. Commemorative half-dollars. 1893 Columbian (3), 1926 Ses-
qui, 1934 Texas, 1935 San Diego, 1936 Rhode Island. Fine
to unc. 7 pcs.
423. 1935 Texas half-dollars, P, D, S mints. Unc. 3 pcs.
424. 1936 Texas set, P, D, S mints. Unc. 3 pcs.
425. Gold Quarter Eagles. 1854 $2.50. Fine.
426. 1910 fine. 1911 v. fine $2.50 gold. 2 pcs.
427. 1911 P. 1914 D $2.50 gold. Ex. fine. 2 pcs.
428. Mediaeval large old Chinese cash, about 50c size, hole cen-
ters as made, Sung Dynasty, A.D. 1250. Good. Coins nearly
700 yr. old. 13 pcs.
429. A.D. 930-1930 Iceland Commemorative 10 and 5 kroner sil-
ver, and 2 kroner bronze, large artistic coins in case as is-
sued, values on edge. Unc. Bid for set as one.
430. 1866 Prussian Siege medal, Wm. I. Officers riding. Rx. eagle
and trophies. White metal, 41 mm. Brill, proof.
PAPER MONEY, CONTINENTAL CURRENCY
431. The United Colonies $7 May 10, 1775; $4, $5, $8 Nov. 29,
1775. V. fine to unc., nice lot, cat. $1.50 each. 4 pcs.
432. Feb. 17, 1776 letter A, $2/3 letter C, $1, $2, $3. V.g. to
fine. 5 pcs.
433. Same issue. $2, $3, $4, $5, 6. V. fine and unc. Choice lot, cat.
$1.50 each when fine. These are better. 5 pcs.
434. May 9, 1776 $6, $7, $8, avg. v. fine, scarce issues of Con-
tinental Currency, avg. cat. price $3 each. 3 pcs.
435. July 22, 1776 $30. Tomb and wreath. Fine. $2.50.
436. Nov. 2, 1776 $30 Continental Currency. Unc. crisp.
437. Jan. 14, 1779 United States of North America $45, ex. fine.
Cat. $2.50.
U.S. PAPER MONEY
438. Fractional Currency. 50 cents Justice, redback, autograph
signatures Colby & Spinner, R. 51. Ex. fine. Rare. Cat. $5.
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439. 5c Clark, 10c Liberty large seal, 10c Meredith. V. fine to unc.
3 pcs.
440. 50c Dexter unc. 50c Crawford v. fine. 2 pcs.
441. Old U.S. Large size Notes. 1862 $2.00 Legal Tender, por-
trait Hamilton. Ex. fine. Beautiful note, first $2 greenback.
442. 1865 Alton National Bank, 111. $2.00 first charter period, Col-
by-Spinner. Female with flag 1. Rx. Raleigh before King.
About fine. Rare. Cat. $12.
443. 1886 $2.00 silver certificate, Rosencrans-Hyatt, small red seal
Portrait Gen. Hancock. Ex. fine. Cat. $8.
444. 1891 $2 Windom, silver certificate. Tillman-Morgan. Small
bit of upper right corner missing, otherwise v. fine.
445. 1891 $2.00 coin note, portrait Gen. McPherson. Signatures
Tillman & Morgan. V. fine.
446. 1896 $2.00 silver certificate, Tillman-Morgan. Beautiful note
with center qroup of five females. Fulton & Morse on back.
V. fine.
447. 1899 $2.00 silver cert. Teehee-Burke. Unc. Cat. $5.
448. 1917 $2.00 legal tender. Speelman-White. Unc. Cat. $4.
449. 1918 $200 Fed Reserve Bank of New York, Elliott-Burke,
Hendricks-Strong Unc. Cat. $6.
450. 1896 $5.00 silver cert. Electricity. Tillman-Morgan. A mag-
nificent note, unc. crisp. Now catalogues at $15 in new 1943
supplement to the standard catalogue.
451. 1899 $5.00 silver cert. Indian chief “Onepapa.” Elliott-White.
Unc. crisp. Cat. $12.
RARE OBSOLETE PAPER MONEY
452. James Monroe rare Post-Notes, of Cincinnati, O. $1.00, $2.00,
$3.00 unsigned. River scene. “We promise to pay James Mon-
roe or bearer” etc. See Numismatist magazine for descrip-
tions, etc. Unc. Rare. 3 pcs.
453. C.S.A. Notes (5), 1862-3 State of Florida 10c, 25c, 50c. 1827
Haiti 100 gourdes. Mexican Revolutionary note. 4 large Ger-
man bills, inch 2 Vampire notes. Avg. good. 13 pcs.
454. 1862 State of Florida $5, three females c. 1864 same $3, ship
c. Signed, v. good. Scarce. 2 pcs.
455. 1864 Farmers’ and Mechanics Bank, Rochester, New Hamp-
shire $1.00. Signed and good. V. rare.
456. 1857 Nebraska Territory $1.00 City of Omaha, signed. 1863
Woodstock Va. County scrip 25c. 1786 tax notice. Fine lot.
3 pcs.
1854 Negro slaves bill of sale. 1863 C.S.A. $200,000 bond.
2 pcs.
457.
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458. 1849 Farmers Joint Stock Bank, Toronto, Canada $5.00 sign-
ed. Fine.
459. Cloth Money, 25 pf. German South West Africa, World
War I, Emergency money. V. fine. Rare.
460. 1914-19 World War I, 5 var. French & Belgian paper scrip
Emergency money. Scarce. 5 pcs.
461. Diff. cards with U.S. ship cancellations and commemorative
postage stamps, all perfect. 15 pcs.
COLLECTION OF WOODEN MONEY
462. Wooden Money Collection, nickel certificates, usually sets,
all diff. From 40 diff. towns, inch many scarce items, such as
those from Atlanta Ga.; Freeport, 111.; Quincy, 111.; LeClair,
la.; Manistique, Mich.; Syracuse, N. Y.; Forty Fort, Pa.;
Scranton, Pa.; Corpus Christi, Tex.; Spokane, Wash., etc.
Uncirculated. A similar lot, but with some different, i;i ny
last sale, lot 1139, sold for 18c each, with many bids neo
that figure. 120 pcs.
CHICAGO CONSIGNMENT
463. Three-cents Nickel 1865 (2J-67-70-72-73, avg. fine. 1876 S
dime, ex. fine. 7 pcs.
464. Half-dimes, silver. Diff. dates and types 1832-71, nice lot.
avg. fine. 9 pcs.
465. Nickel 5-cents. 1882 shield type. Lib. heads of 1892, 1904,
1911, 1928, 1937. Ex. fine to unc. 6 pcs.
466. Miscellaneous old U.S. coins: Large cents, flying eagle, cop-
per-nickel cents, old dimes, nickels of 1866 and 1867 with
rays, half-dimes, silver 3c. Poor and fair. 36 pcs.
467. Indian head cents, 1859-62 -65-73-74 (2) -76-85-87-89, avg.
good, and an ex. fine 1902. 11 pcs.
468. 1909 Lincoln VDB cents, first issue, unc. red. 10 pcs.
469. Civil War tokens and cards, some Michigan, Ohio, etc. Diff.
Avg. fine. 14 pcs.
470. Medals and tokens, 2 unc. in bronze of Des Moines Conven-
tion of Central States Numismatic Society; Wm. Penn, 1
Masonic. 5 foreign silver 20c to 40c size. Avg. v. good. 12 pcs
471. Planchets for large and small cents, brass $2.50 pattern re-
verse only; 1803 brass $5 by Kettle; 1786 Immunis Columbia
cent, copy. Fine lot. 5 pcs.
472. 1871 California Gold half-dollar, octagonal. Lib. head, G and
date below, 13 stars. Rx. star, HALF DOLLAR CAL. in
wreath, milled edge. Proof.
1881 Calif, gold $i round. Ind. head, 13 stars. Rx. } DOL-
LAR in wreath. V. fine.
473.
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474. 1776 Continental Currency dollar, white metal copy, proof.
1837 Feuchtwanger cent, eagle and snake, v. fine. 2 pcs.
475. Curious silver coins. Large Japan bean money, Japan oblong
i BU, odd native India silver. All very fine. 3 pcs.
476. Dollar size silver. 1780 “Levant thaler’ for Ethiopia. Bust
Maria Theresa. Ex. fine.
477. 1693 Saxony Square Crown of John George IV. Royal cy-
pher, arms. Rx. crossed swords, value. Full description and
translation with coin. 40x41 mm. square. Very fine. Scarce.
478. 1798 Mexico 8 reales or dollar. Carolus IIII. Ex. fine.
479. 1811 Mexico 8 R. Ferdinand VII. Ex. fine.
480. (1850) Japan gold 1 Rin. About $1.50 or $2 size. laser. Rx.
several counterstamps. Near fine. Scarce.
481. B.C. 336-323 Macedonia silver tetradrachm of Alexander the
Great. Head of Hercules in lion’s skin. Rx. Zeus seated
holding eagle. V. fine.
482. (1189-99) Anglo-Gallic silver denier of Richard the Lion-
hearted, struck at Poitier, France, 2 varieties. Very fine. 2 pcs
483. Edward the Black Prince, Anglo-Gallic silver hardi. Half-
length facing. Rx. cross. Ex. fine. 14th century.
484. (1558-1603) England. Elizabeth silver shilling, milled coin-
age, mint mark a star. Ex. fine. Worth $4. Choice.
485. Gem Lincoln cents. 1909 “S mint. Sharp unc., bright red.
Cat. $3.
486. Same as preceding. Unc.
487. 1910 S unc. bright red. 2 pcs.
488. 1912 cent, D mint. Unc. red gem. Cat. $3.
489. 1914 cent, P mint. Unc. red gem. Cat. $2.
490. As last. Unc. red. 3 pcs.
491. 1915 D, 1915 S. Unc. red gems. 2 pcs.
492. 1916 D & S, 1919 D cents. Unc. bright red. Cat. $1.25 to
$1.50 each. 3 pcs.
493. 1916 D, 1918 D, 1919 D cents, unc. red. 3 pcs.
494. 1916 D, 1917 D & S. Unc. gems. Cat. $1.25 each. 3 pcs.
495. 1916 D, 1917 D & S, 1920 D. Unc. gems. 4 pcs.
496. 1924 P mint cents, unc. bright red. Cat. 50c each. 9 pcs.
RARE U.S. PROOF COINS, ETC.
497. 1878 U.S. 20-Cents silver. Brilliant proof. Cat. $20. Only
600 coined.
498. 1867 Two-Cents. Brill, red proof. Cat. $4.50.
499. 1870 Two-Cents. Brill, red proof. Cat. $5.
500. 1871 Two-Cents. Brill, red uncirculated, slight iridescent col-
or. A beauty.
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501. 1865 Three-Cents Nickel. Brill, proof. Cat. $10. Rare.
502. 1876 Three-Cents Nickel. Brilliant proof. Cat. $5.
503. 1878 Three-Cents Nickel. Brilliant proof. Cat. $8.00 in new
1943 supplement to Standard Catalogue.
504. Planchet for U.S. Indian head cent. Fine.
505. 1909 "S” Lincoln cent, about unc. 1910 S unc. 2 pcs.
506. 1911 “S” cent, unc. red. Cat. $2.
507. 1914 "S’ cent, ex. fine, red and olive. Scarce.
508. 1917 "S” cent, ex. fine.
509. Nickel 5-cents. 1912 Lib. head, D & S. Fine. 2 pcs.
510. 1913 type I, S mint; 1914 S, 1916 S, 1927 S. All fine or bet-
ter. Scarce lot. 4 pcs.
511. 1869 Dime, S mint. Entirely fine. Scarce.
512. 1884 Dime, S mint. Fine, with defect in center of Liberty
seated, but a very good specimen of this rare mint-mark.
513. 1900 "S” dime, v. fine. 1905 "S’ dime, ex. fine, nearly unc.
Scarce coins. 2 pcs.
514. 1912 quarter, S mint. Fine or better. Lists $3.50.
515. 1917 quarter, standing liberty, type I, S mint. Ex. fine, just a
shade below unc. Should bring $5 to $6.
516. 1920 quarter, S mint. Strictly fine. Lists at $5 in this condition
517. 1924 quarter, S mint. V. fine. Cat. $3.50.
518. Half-Dollars. 1858 "S” mint. Variety with large S. Fine.
Catalogues at $10. Very scarce.
519. 1902 half-dollar, S mint. Ex. fine, nice coin. Lists at $20
when unc.
520. 1903 half-dollar, S mint. V. fine. Cat. $5 when only fine.
521. 1904 half-dollar, S mnit. Fine. Cat. $10, in fine condition, rare.
52 2. 1916 half-dollar, standing liberty, S on obverse. Ex. fine.
Scarce.
523. 1917 half-dollar, S on reverse. Very fine. Scarce. Cat. $3.50
fine.
524. 1927 half-dollar, S mint. Ex. fine, lustre.
525. Foreign. 1820 England shilling, Geo. Ill, counterstamped for
Costa Rica. Fine.
526. Papal Medals. Two superb large bronze pieces of Popes Pius
X, Leo. XIII. Bust in high relief. Rx. scene. 43 mm. Perfect.
2 pcs.
527 1884 Canada superb large silver medal of Marquess & Mar-
chioness of Lansdowne. Two busts jugata r. Presented by his
excellency the Governor General. Rx. arms. 51 mm., or 2
inches diam. Ex. fine, edge a little dented, but rare, seldom
seen.
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528. World War I. Splendid collection of all different Gentian
Necessity coins in iron, zinc, etc. Emergency notgeld issues,
etc. in metal only. Many odd and rare pieces. Good to unc.
M8 pcs.
529. World War I. French necessity war money, all metal issues.
1 counterstamped, diff. Rare lot. Fine to unc. 41 pcs.
530. 1905 large bronze G.A.R. Pikes Peak medal, Denver. 70
mm. V. fine.
531. English Silver coins of Queen Victoria, all diff. from crown
down to 3-pence. Most v. good or fine. 8 pcs. Bid for set as
one.
532. Coll’n. English silver coins (28), copper (23), including Can-
ada and colonies. Some dups. Avg. very good. 51 pcs.
533. Foreign copper coins, various, inch dups. and about 10 silver
coins up to 50; size. 132 pcs.
534. 1821 Zacatecas mint 8 reales or dollar of Mexico. Ferd. VII.
V. good.
535. 1844 England crown or dollar, silver. Young bust of Victoria
Queen. Rx. arms. Fine.
536. 1889 England crown, or silver dollar. Jubilee bust Victoria.
Rx. St. George and dragon. Ex. fine.
537. Old U.S. Coins: Half-cent, 6 old dimes, 2 half-dimes, 3c sil-
ver and nickel, 2c pieces, Ind. heads, 1 thin planchet; 5 shield
type nickels, large cents, 6 Civil War cents, trade dollar.
Poor, fair, to good. 39 pcs.
538. Two-cents, 6 diff. dates (10); silver half-dimes (12). Fair to
v. good. 22 pcs.
539. Copper-nickel cents, 1858, 1859 (5), 1860 (10), 1861 (2),
1862 (9), 1863 (12), 1864 (4). Avg. good. 43 pcs.
540. Silver 3-cents. 1851 “O” mint, 1851 P, 1852 (2), 1853, 1856.
Also 3-cents nickel, several dates (12). Avg. fine. 18 pcs.
541. 1864 copper cent no L, ex. fine. 1867 nickel 5; with rays, v.
fair. 1868 nickel 5c v. fine. 1877 quarter, v. fine. 4 pcs.
542. 1932 Lincoln cents, unc. Cat. 35c each. 8 pcs.
543. 1893 Isabella quarter. V. fine.
544. Silver Dollars. 1921 old Morgan head. Fine.
545. 1934 silver dollar, P mint. Brill, unc.
546. 1935 silver dollar, P mint. Brilliant uncirculated.
547. 1937 proof cent, nickel and dime. Gems. 3 pcs.
548. 1938 U.S. proof set, cent to half-dollar, 5 pcs. Complete. Bril-
liant. Cat. $6.50. Bid for set as one.
U.S. COMMEMORATIVE HALF-DOLLARS
549. 1893 Columbian, 1918 Lincoln, 1925 Lexington, Stone Mt..
1926 S Oregon. V. fine. 5 pcs.
1920 Maine half-dollar, slightly circulated.
550.
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551. 1923 Monroe, 1934 Maryland, 1934 Texas, 1935 Boone with
small date 1934. Brill, unc. 4 pcs,
552. 1935 Connecticut half-dollar. Unc.
553. 1935 Old Spanish Trail. Unc. Cat. $5.50.
554. 1935 San Diego. Unc.
555. 1935 Arkansas, P mint. Unc.
556. 1936 Bridgeport. Unc.
557. 1936 York, Cleveland, Wisconsin, San Diego. Brill, unc.
4 pcs.
558. 1936 Long Island, Elgin, Boone, Delaware. Brill, unc. 4 pcs.
559. 1936 Gettysburg. Unc.
560. 1936 Lynchburg. Unc.
561. 1936 Oakland, Bay Bridge. Unc.
562. 1936 Rhode Island, P mint. Unc.
563. 1937 Roanoke & Oregon Trail. Unc. 2 pcs.
564. 1938 New Rochelle. Unc.
U.S. GOLD COINS
565. 1907 U.S. $10.00 gold. Old Liberty head type. Very fine.
566. 1910 U.S. $10.00 gold. New type. V. fine.
567. 1858, $5.00 gold, Dahlonega mint Ex. fine. Cat $12.50.
568. 1860, $5.00 gold, Dahlonega mint. V. fine.
569. 1882 $5.00 gold, ex. fine.
570. 1885 $5.00 gold, very fine.
571. 1886 $5.00 gold, “S” mint. Ex. fine, nearly unc.
572. 1893 $5.00 gold. Very fine.
573. 1894 $5.00 gold. Very fine.
574. 1895 $5.00 gold. Very fine.
575. 1901 $5.00 gold. Ex. fine.
576. 1901 $5.00 gold. “S” mint. V. fine.
577. Quarter-Eagles. 1861 $2.50 gold, Liberty head. Unc.
578. 1878 $2.50 gold, very fine.
579. 1908 $2.50 gold. Very fine.
580. 1909 $2.50 gold. Very fine.
581. 1910 $2.50 gold. Ex. fine.
582. 1911 $2.50 gold. Ex. fine.
583. 1913 $2.50 gold. V. fine.
584. 1914 $2.50 gold. V. fine.
585. 1915 $2.50 gold. V. fine.
586. 1926 $2.50 gold. ex. fine.
COLLECTION OF U.S. LARGE COPPER CENTS
587. 1800-1857 collection large cents, all diff. dates, except includes
1842 large and small date, and 1856 upright and slanting 5.
A good average, most are good or v. good. 44 pcs.
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588. 1831-38-46-48-49-50-52-53 (3)-55. Some fine. 11 pcs.
589. 1836-46-48-50 large cents, v. fine. 4 pcs.
590. 1851-52-53-56 large cents, v. fine, 1 ex. fine. 4 pcs.
591. 1855 cent, upright 55, Andrews 7. About unc., considerable
original red.
592. Small Cents. 1857-59-60-62-63-64 copper-nickel, 1864 bronze,
1865-66-67-68-73-74-75-76-79-1908 “S.” Fair to good. Scarce
lot. 17 pcs.
593. Cents. 1859-60-61-62-63-64 two varieties, 1865-66-68-69-74-
75-78-79 fair and good. Scarce dates. 15 pcs.
594. Same as preceding, similar set. 15 pcs.
595. 1859 to 1879 diff. dates small cents, good. 11 pcs.
596. Copper-nickel cents from 1859 to 1863 (52), 1865 (13), 18 '4
(4), 1879 (3). Poor to good. 72 pcs.
597. 1864 copper cent, Ind. head, L on ribbon. Good.
598. 1866, 1878 Ind. head cents. Good. Scarce. 2 pcs.
599. 1870-71-72-78 Ind. head cents, fair to good. Scarce. 4 pcs.
600. Collection of U.S. Lincoln cents. 1909 (all 4 varieties) to
1934 complete all dates and mints; also 1935 P and 1940 P
added. All are ex. fine to unc. red, except the 1925 S which is
very good. All the rare ones included and usually beautiful
mint red. 73 pcs. Bid for the set as one.
601. Lot of large U.S. cents, inch 1796, 1800-03-05-10-12-19 and
later, some duplicates, poor to v. good, 2 holed. Also 4 two-
cent pieces of 1864-65, fair to good. 45 pcs.
602 England and Canada. Various copper coins, and a few nick-
el and silver. Some v. fine. 47 pcs.
603. 1865 U.S. Pattern for Silver Dollar. A-W. 493. Regular dies,
without motto. Copper, milled edge. Rarity 10, only 15 coin-
ed. V. fine. Rare.
OLD AND RARE FOREIGN SILVER CROWNS
OR DOLLARS
o04. 1764 Batthyani crown. Bust of Carol r., in armor and collar
of Golden Fleece; long inscr. Rx. crowned arms on crowned
mantle. V. fine. Rare. Cost $6.50.
605. 1598 Brunswick- Luneburg “Truth Thaler’ of Henry Julius.
Christ on cross; shields around. Rx. long inscr. Fine.
606. 1643 Brunswick- Luneburg “Seventh Bell Crown’’ of Augus-
tus. Crested arms. Rx. TANDEM. PATIENTIA. VICTRIX.
ANNO 1643. (Patience at length victorious). Bell swung by
three hands; below, a view of Wolfenbuttel, large sun. Very
fine.
607. 1709 Brunswick- Luneburg “Wild Man crown’’ of Anthony
Ulrich. Crested arms. Rx. wild man by tree, CONSTAN-
TER; in field R.B. Broad piece, very fine.
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608. 1619 Brabant & Flanders crown. Two busts Albert & Eliza-
beth in great ruffs jugata r. Rx. two lions support crowned
arms. Fine. Cost $3.50.
609. 1621 Hamburg crown. City arms, towers sep. date. Rx. arms
of Ferd. II, 32 on eagles breast. Very good.
610. 1609 Hungary crown. Bust of Matthias II wearing Hungarian
crown r., Virgin and child above. Rx. arms in collar of Gold-
en Fleece. V. fine.
611. 1685 Medallic crown, commemorating the Imperial successes
in Hungary. Obv. two cherubs supp. laureated bust of Leo-
pold; below a view of Vienna. Rx. 10 views. Lettered edge.
Original. Superb. Rare.
612. 1806 Mexico Spanish “Piece of Eight.” Bust Carolus IV. Rx.
arms. T.H. Very fine,
613. 1813, 1820 Russia silver roubles of Alexander I. Eagles. Rx.
inscr. in wreath. Fine. 2 pcs.
6M. 1583 Saxony crown. Busts John Casimir and John Ernest vis-
a-vis. Rx. arms. V. fine. Cost $3.50.
615. 1619 Saxony “Eight Brothers crown.” Rare variety with all
eight busts on one side. Rx. arms. V. fine. Remarkable coin.
616. 1651 Saxony broad crown. Half length John George with
sword r. Rx. crested arms. V. fine.
617. 1728 Spain 8 reales or dollar of Philip V. Crowned shield,
R-8, S-P. Rx. arms of Castile & Leon, HISPANIARUM REX
1728. Very fine. Rare.
618. 1683 Tuscany broad crown. Bust of Duke Cosmus III r. Rx.
scene, The Baptizing of Christ. Fine and interesting.
619. 1692 Tyrol crown. Remarkable bust of Leopold the Hog-
mouth in great wig r. Rx. Imperial eagle, K-B in field. Very
fine, broad coin, diam. 46 mm.
620. 1694 Tyrol crown. Bust Leopold the Hogmouth. Rx. arms in
collar of Golden Fleece. V. fine.
MEDIAEVAL, OLD & RARE FOREIGN COINS
621. A.D. 768-814 Charlemagne, of France. Silver denier. CAR-
LVS REX FR. Cross. Rx. BITURICAS; monogram of Char-
lemagne in center. V. fine. Rare.
622. A.D. 1100. Genoa early denier. Head 1. Cross. V. fine.
623. (A.D. 877-894) Anglo-Saxon penny of Cnut, Viking Ipvader.
CVNNETTI, patriarchal cross. Ex. fine.
624. 979-1016 Aethelred II, silver penny. Bust 1, with sceptre. Rx.
C-R-V-X in angles of cross. Exeter mint. Uncirculated, a
gem coin. Rare so.
A.D. 1042-1066 Edward the Confessor silver penny. Bust 1
with sceptre. Rx. cross. Hawkins 219. York mint. Ex. fine.
625.
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626. Edward the Confessor. Small size variety penny, Bust 1.
Cross. V. fine. London mint.
627. A.D. 1216-72. Henry III, silver penny for Ireland. Bust in
triangle. Rx. long cross, RICHARD ON DIVE. Ex. fine.
628. 12th century, Richard the Lion-hearted, denier for France.
Fine.
629. A.D. 1249-86 Scotland penny of Alexander III. Bust 1. Long
cross, stars in angles. Fine.
630. A.D. 1413-22 England silver groat. Henry V. London mint.
Fine.
631. A.D. 1461-83 Edward IV silver groat. Bust facing. Long cross
London mint. Ex. fine and choice.
632. Another, as last, diff. variety, 2nd coinage. V. fine.
633. 1485-1509 Henry III groat. Head facing. Cinquefoil. London
mint. V. fine.
634. 1509-47 Henry VIII half-groat, with profile r. POSVI DEV.
Shield, cross. V. fine.
635. 1509-47 Henry VIII groat. Type of last. Second coinage, 18th
year. Tower mint. V. fine.
636. (1551) Edward VI. Shilling. Bust, XII. Good.
637. 1544-67 Mary, Queen of Scotland. Crowned thistle between
M-R. Rx. St. Andrew cross. Fine.
638. 1625 Charles I & Henrietta Maria, two busts vis-a-vis; titles
as king and queen. Rx. genius and branches, FVNDIT.AM-
OR.LILIA.MIXTA.ROSIS. In ex. 1625, 22 mm. Silver. Ex.
fine. Jenks sale lot 1277.
639. 1639-40 Charles I sixpence. Crowned bust 1., VI in field back
of head. Rx. CHRISTO AVSPICE REGNO. Triangle mint
mark (Tower). Ex. fine.
640. 1626 Charles I silver Coronation medal, 30 mm. Crowned
bust in great ruff and fine style r. Rx. arm in clouds with
sword. DONEC. PAX. REDDITA. TERRIS. Milled coin-
age. Ex. fine. Cost $3.
641. 1630 Charles II silver medal, 29 mm., commemorating the
birth and baptism of Chas. II. Obv. arms on 4 shields crown-
ed, B for Briot, the die engraver. Rx. 8-line inscr. Original.
Unc. Rare.
642. 1736 George II Laur. bust 1. Rx. crowned arms for Hanover.
1/3 (crown) in oval. Unc. choice. Rare.
643. 1550-75 Mantua testoon. Bust 1. GVUELMVS, etc. Arms.
Fine, loop off.
644. 1706 Hungary Necessity florin or half-crown, struck by Fran-
cois Ragotzki at Miskolcz. Crowned arms. Rx. Virgin and
child. K-B. V. fine. 36 mm.
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645. 1766 Hesse -4- crown. Bust Fredk. II r., the “Soul Seller/' who
hired his troops to the British, against the Americans, during
Revolution. This coin probably used to pay them. V. fine.
646. 1783 Angola 8 macutas silver 50c size. V. fine. Rare. Cost
$2.50.
647. 1817 Frankfort silver 25c size, commem. 3rd jubilee of Ref-
ormation. Unc.
648. 1824 Peru Restoration 4 reales (50c). Bust Simon Bolivar.
Rx. arms. Ex. fine. Worth $2.
649. 1786 Prussia thaler, good. 1860 Frankfort thaler, v. fine. 2 pcs
650. 1861 Prussia kroenungs thaler. William and Augusta, busts
jugata r. About unc.
651. Lot of American store cards, trade ».n<.^o, tokens, etc., ail
diff. V. good to unc. 36 pcs.
652. Another lot, all diff. and not like preceding. 46 pcs.
653. Loc of medals, tokens, trade checks, etc. Many large, in white
metal, copper, etc. About all diff. Good to unc. 44 pcs.
654. 100 Chinese brass cash coins, last type with hole center, v.
fine to unc. Also 7 old Bactrian coins in poor state. Bid for lot.
655. Sommer Island silver 2-pence. Hog, II above. Ship. Ex. fine,
holed.
656. 1791 Monneron (French) 2 sols. Liberty seated with pole and
cap. Unc., partly red.
657. 1792 Monneron 2 sols. Hercules. Rx. pyramid. Proof. Rare.
658. 1792 Monneron 5 sols, large copper. Soldiers taking oath of
constitution, below 14 JUILLET 1790. Bronze proof.
659. 1759 Frederick of Prussia medal, dollar size, bronze. Bust. Rx.
1 l-line inscr. V. fine.
660. French silver artistic medal, crown size, 40 mm. Busts of
Philip and Louis XV. By DuVivier. Unc.
WAR MEDALS, DECORATIONS, ETC.
661. 1759 Last French War Medal, bronze, 41 mm. Obv. GEOR-
GIVS II REX, laureated bust to left. Rx. arms, names and
dates of battles. Betts 416, rev. 418, illust. Near fine. Cost $10
in London.
662. 1720 French Wars in America. Dollar size, bronze medal 41
mm. Superb young bust Louis XV r. by DuVivier. Rx. view
of foundation of Louisburg. Betts 143. Very fine. Rare.
663. 1798 Lord Nelson medal on Victory of the Nile. Obv. Hope
standing on rock with medallion of Nelson. Rx. the naval
scene. Lettered edge. Bronze, 46 mm. Fine. Rare.
664. 1905 Lord Nelson tiny commemorative medalet struck from
metal of his flagship. Unc.
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665. British Silver War medals. (The following 7 lots have dollar
size silver medal with head of Victoria, some with bars and
ribbons as described). South Africa campaign. Recipients
name on edge. Ribbon and 3 bars, DEFENCE OF MAFE-
KING, SOUTH AFRICA 1901, CAPE COLONY. Fine.
666. India 1895. Dollar size silver, name on edge. Old bust Vic-
toria. Ribbon and 2 bars, TIRAH 1897-98, PUNJAB FRON-
TIER 1897-98. Ex. fine. Rare.
667. 1889-90 CHIN-LUSHAI medal, 1 bar, ribbon. Young bust
Victoria. Name on edge. Very fine.
668. Egypt. Bust Victoria. Sphinx. Ribbon, 1 bar SUAKIN 1885.
Name on edge. V. fine.
669. Egypt 1882 campaign. As last. 1 bar ALEXANDRIA 11th
JULY. Fine but ribbon and bar loose, easily repaired.
670. 1885 NORTHWEST CANADA silver medal $1 size, ribbon
holder attached, but without ribbon. V. fine. Scarce.
671. Afghanistan 1878-79-80 British silver war medal. Victoria.
Rx. elephant with army. Edge shows actual award. Ribbon
not authentic. Fine.
672. British India Army, Total Abstinence medal, silver 34 mm.
ribbon, V. fine.
673. Army Temperance medal India, “Watch and be sober." Sil-
ver 34 mm. Ribbon. V. fine.
674. German Iron Cross, World War I. Ex. fine.
675. World War I, U.S. Victory medal, three bars CHAM-
PAGNE-MARNE, AISNE-MARNE, DEFENSIVE SEC-
TOR. V. fine.
676. G.A.R. badge, 2 army war medals, 1 perfect. 3 pcs.
677. U.S. Army medal for Mexican Service 1911-1917. With rib-
bon, v. fine.
678. U.S. Army medal for service in Porto Rico 1898, with rib-
bon. Unc.
679. Same. For service on Mexican Border, with ribbon. Unc.
680. U.S. Navy Medal for China Relief Expedition 1900, with
ribbon. V. fine.
U. S. SMALL CENTS
681. 1857 flying eagle cent, unc. Mint lustre. Cat. $2.50.
682. 1858 flying eagle cent, large letters. High wire edge, a semi-
proof. Proofs catalogue at $35. This one worth $15.
683. 1859 cent, Indian head, copper-nickel, unc. mint lustre. Cat.
$2.50.
684. 1861 cent, fine and scarce.
685. 1863, 1864 coper-nickel. Brill, unc. gems. 2 pcs.
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686. 1864 copper cent, no L. Line, brill, red gem. Worth more
than full catalogue price of $2.50 in this condition.
687. 1865 unc. olive, some red on reverse.
688. 1866 v. good, 1867 fine, 1868 v. good. 3 pcs.
689. 1871 very good, date fine. Scarce one.
690. 1877 cent. Very good, date fine and bold.
691. 1878 cent. Red proof. Cat. $5.
692. 1879 cent. Brill, unc. red gem. Worth $1.50.
693. 1880, 1881, 1882. Unc., 2 are bright red. 3 pcs.
694. 1883, 1884 proofs. 2 pcs.
695. 1885 cent. Unc. bright red. Cat. $3.50.
696. 1887-88-89-90. Two about unc., 2 unc. red gems. 4 pcs.
697. 1891-92-93-95. Unc. red. 4 pcs.
698. 1897-99-1901. Unc. red. Worth $1.25 each. 3 pcs.
699. 1899 cent. Brill, proof. Cat. $2.25.
700. 1908 S mint, fine. 1909 Ind. head, brill red unc. gem. 2 pcs.
701. 1909 S mint Lincoln cent. Unc. Cat. $3.
702. 1909 S with VDB. About fine. The rare one.
703. 1910 P. 1915 P, 1931 S. Unc. red. Cat. $4.10 for lot, or about
$ 1 .35 each. 3 pcs.
CALIFORNIA CONSIGNMENT
704. 1798 silver dollar. V. good; slight edge nicks.
705. 1806-1906 Colorado South West Expedition commemorative
silver medal. Bust of Pike. Rx. Pike’s Peak. Slightly larger
than 50c. Fine. Rare.
706. 1802 half-dollar. Good; plugged. Rare date.
707. 1806 poor and good (2), 1823 fair. 1857 S, 1874 S last 2 poor
(tooled) but scarce. 5 pcs.
708. 1852 half-dollar. V. good; plugged at top. Scarce date.
709. 1857 half-dollar, S mint. Medium S. Good. Scarce.
710. 1857 half-dollars, large and medium S, scarce mints. Both
good, but damaged by tooling for silver. 2 pcs.
711. 1873 half-dollar with arrows, CC mint. Damage (flat) on
Liberty, but otherwise very good, and scarce.
712. 1873 half-dollar, no arrows, CC. Fair.
713. Quarters. Liberty head, “S’ mint, dates 1892-93-95-98-99-
1900-05-07-08-09-11-12-14-15, all S mint. Good to fine. l*t
pcs.
714. Quarters, all “S” mint, 2 alike of some, about a dozen dift.
Good to fine. All Morgan type. 21 pcs.
715. Morgan quarters, “O mint 1892-94-96-98-99-1904-06-07-08.
Avg. good. 9 pcs.
716. Morgan quarters, “P” mint 1900-02-09-13-14-15, and 1914
“D.” Avg. fine. 7 pcs.
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717. 1905 quarter. Brill, unc. Cat. $2.50.
718. 1909 quarter, D mint. Unc. Cat. $3.
719. 1911, 1912 quarters, P mint. Brill, unc. Cat. $2.50 each. 2 pcs.
720. 1915 D mint quarter. Unc. Cat. $3.50.
721. 1915 S quarter, v. fine. Scarce.
722. 1916 D quarter, brill, unc. Cat. $2.50.
723. Standing Liberty quarters. 1917 type I, P 6 S, 1918 S, 1920
S, 1926 P, 1927 D, 1928 S, 1929 S, 1930 S. Fine to almost
unc. 9 pcs.
724. 1917 quarter, type I, “S mint. Brill, unc. Cat. $10.
725. 1932 new Washington quarters, “S” mint. Ex. fine & unc. 7
pcs.
726. Dimes. 1801 poor, plugged. The date good.
727. 1820, 1833 (2), 1853 (3), 1872, 1886-87, avg. v.g. 9 pcs.
728. Liberty seated. 1889, 1891 (3) dimes. About unc. 4 pcs.
729. Dimes, Morgan head, all diff. dates and mints, some scarce.
Usually good to fine. 29 pcs.
730. Mint-marked Morgan dimes, about 20 varieties, others dups.
Usually good to fine. 51 pcs.
731. Scarce dimes, 1897 S (3), 1913 S (11). V. good lot, cat. at
$1.00 each when fine. 14 pcs.
732. Dimes, 1900 S, 1903 O, 1905 S, 1910 D, 1912 D & S, 1914
P, 1916 S old Morgan type. All are very fine. 8 pcs.
733. Mercury head dimes, “S” mint complete from 1916 through
1929, avg. fine. 12 pcs.
734. Mercury dimes, S mint, 10 or 12 dates mixed, 1916 to 1931,
none after that. Good to fine. 78 pcs.
735. Nickel 5-cents. 1866 (first year, 10), 1867 no rays (12),
1868 (13), 1869 (6), 1882 (4), 1883 shield type (2). Usually
good to fine. 47 pcs.
736. Buffalo nickels, “S’ mint, inch 1913 type I, 1918-19-20-21-
23-24-25-27-29, all “S,” some dups. Good to v. fine. 40 pcs.
737. 1913 nickel 5c, type I, “S,” v. fine. 10 pcs.
738. As last. 7 pcs.
739. 1926 nickel 5-cents, P mint. Brilliant unc. 10 pcs.
740. As last. Brill, unc. gem coins, cat. $1.50 each. 10 pcs.
741. As last. Unc. bright. 20 pcs.
742. Two-Cents. 1864 (2), 1867-68-70-71. Avg. fine. 6 pcs
743. Two-cent pieces, dups. Good to fine. 12 pcs.
744. Lincoln Cents. 1909 first issue with V.D.B., unc. bright red.
34 pcs.
745. 1909 cents, without VDB, unc. red gems. 17 pcs.
746. 1913 S unc. red. Cat. $4.
747. Same. Ex. fine to about unc. 2 pcs.
748. 1914 P mint. Unc. Cat. $2.
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'49. 1915 sand blast proof. Cat. $5.
750. 1917 P unc. red. 1917 S (2) about unc. 3 pcs.
751. 1918-19 bright unc. gems. 1919 S (2) about unc. 4 pcs.
752. 1923-24-25-26 (2)-27 (2). Unc. brill, red gems. 7 pcs.
753. 1924 S mint. Unc. red. Cat. $4.
754 Same. Ex. fine, nearly unc. Olive.
755. 1924 D mint. Unc. red. Cat. $5.
756. 1925 S mint. Unc. red. Cat. $4.
757. 1926 S mint. Unc. red. Cat. $5
758. Another, as last, unc. Scarce.
759. 1927 S. mint. Unc. red gem. Cat. $2.50.
760. 1928 S mint. Unc. red. Cat. $2.
761. As last. Unc. red.
762. Uncirculated red Lincoln cents. 1929 (1), 1929 S (6), 1930
(6), 1930 D, 1931, 1932, 1932 D (8), 1933 (2), 1933 D, 1934
(4), 1934 D (5), 1935, 1936 P (8), 1938 S (16). Cat. $13.10,
or about 21c each. 61 pcs.
763. 1929 S (6), 1930 P (19), 1930 D (2), 1932, 1933 (3), 1934,
1934 D (4), 1936 P (17), 1938 P (34). Unc. red. Cat. $10.80
or about 12c each. 87 pcs.
764. Misc. lot early mints, Lincoln cents, fine to ex. fine. 45 pcs.
765. Unc. red cents: 1935 P (45), 1937 P (41), 1937 D (46),
1938 P (100), 1938 S (100). 332 pcs.
766. Unc. red cents: 1937 P (50), 1937 D (100), 1937 S (50),
1938 P (150), 1938 D (50), 1938 S (200). 600 pcs.
767. Coins made into jewelry, etc. Most silver. 4 oz. One lot.
768. Foreign silver coins, 40c to 50c size, all diff., v. good to v.
fine. 14 pcs.
769. Foreign silver coll n., 20c to 50c size, diff. V. good to ex.
fine. 21 pcs.
770. Lot foreign silver coins, poor to fine. Wt. 12 oz. 52 pcs.
771. Foreign copper coins, a few nickel and other metals. Poor to
fine. Most large and good sized coins. 56 pcs.
772. Foreign copper coins, many diff., poor to v. fine. 82 pcs.
773. A better lot, all diff. Good to unc. 64 pcs.
774. Very Fine Collection of European Coins, usually from 100
to 225 years old, all named, many scarce, usually fine to unc.
Many old German. Nice lot. 44 pcs.
775. Another coll’n. inch old Augsburg, Brunswick, Bremen. Bran-
denburg, Brabant, Berne, Berg, Barcelona, Danzig, usually
fine to unc. 37 pcs.
776. Another lot, named in envelopes as are above 2 lots also. V.g.
to v. fine. Old German cities, bishoprics, etc. 31 pcs.
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VARIOUS U.S. COINS, ETC.
777. 1873 U.S. $2.50 gold. Ex. fine. Cat. $7.50.
778. 1829 over '21 Half-Dollar. Extremely fine. Scarce.
779. Silver Dollars. 1889 “S” mint. Unc. Retails around $4.
780. 1897 dollar, S mint. Brill, unc.
781. 1901 dollar, S mint. Unc.
782. 1926 dollar, S mint. Unc.
783. 1878 silver dollar, standard type, S mint. Unc.
784. 1880 dollar, S mint. Unc.
785. 1886 dollar, S mint. Unc.
786. 1891 dollar, CC mint. Unc.
787. 1897 dollar, S mint. Unc.
788. 1899 dollar, S mint. Unc.
789. 1922 Peace dollar, unc. bright.
790. 1923 dollar, P mint. Unc. Scarce. Cat. $5.50.
791. 1925 S mint. Unc. Cat. $4.
792. 1926 dollar, D mint. Unc.
793. 1908 half-dollar, D mint. Strictly fine.
794. 1935 Boone half-dollar, without small date 1934. Unc.
795. 1940 50c, 1934-39 (2) -41 quarters. Unc. 5 pcs.
796. Dimes. 1875-90-92 fine to v. fine. 1916 S, 1928 S, 1929-34-
35-36 D-37 S-37 P-40-41 all unc. 13 pcs.
797. Half-dimes. 1841 fine, 1948 “O good, 1872 “S” below
wreath, unc. 3 pcs.
798. Nickel 5-cents. 1867 shield, no rays; 1883 Lib. head no
CENTS, 1900. Last 2 are unc. 3 pcs.
799. Unc. buffalo nickels, 1917-27-31 S-35-36 S-37 D-38 D-ne^.
type 38 proof and unc. (2) -1940. All are sharp unc., 1 proof.
Cat. $4.55, or 41c each. 11 pcs.
800. Two-cents. 1864 unc. red, 1866 v. fine, 1871 fine. 3 pcs.
801. Silver 3-Cents. 1852 unc., 1853-58 fine. 3 pcs.
802. Half-Cents. 1804-06-07. Good to fine. 3 pcs.
803. Colonial coins. George Washington SUCCESS token. Large
size. Fine. Cat. $2.50.
804. 1722 Rosa Americana half-penny. Fine. Cat. $6.
805. 1786 Vermont cent, Sun, trees, mts. VERMONTENSIUIM.
Good; date fine and bold.
806. 1787 Fugio cent, STATES UNITED. Very good.
807. Large Cents. 1794, 1807 perfect date. V. fair. 2 pcs.
808. 1814 crosslet 4, 1817 13 and 15 stars, 1819 large date. Good
4 pcs.
809. 1822 fine; 1824 fine, light scratches. 2 pcs.
810. 1821 cent. Fine. Cat. $5.
811. 1831-33-39 Silly head. 1842 large date, 1846 last 6 out of
position. Avg. fine. 5 pcs.
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812. 1840 large date, 1849, 1850 all very fine. 3 pcs.
813. 1853 ex. fine, brown, 1856 slanting 5, about unc. red, but
shellac. 2 pcs.
814. Small Cents. 1858 flying eagle, small letters, ex. fine.
815. 1863 cents, unc. (2) 1864 copper no L, fine. 3 pcs.
816. 1881 cent, proof. Cat. $2.50.
817. 1897, 1900, 1901-02-05-07 cents, unc. red. 6 pcs.
818. 1908 Ind. head cents, S mint. Fine.
819. 1914 cent, 1922 D. Unc. red. 2 pcs.
820. Lincoln cents, 1909 VDB, and plain, 1911-13-16-17-18-19 S-
23-25-27 etc. Unc. red, cat. over $10. Includes 1931 S 6 D.
28 pcs.
821. Rare old brass store card of J. J. & W. Beals, Boston. V. good
822. 10 difF. old brass and copper jetons; 1794 Prussian \ thaler,
good. 5 dollar size copies of medals and crowns in iead, v.
fine. 18 pcs.
823. Old Canadian copper coins and tokens, a few others inch
a very fine 1782 Bengal 2 annas, and 1939 Canada silver
dollar of Geo. VI, avg. fine. 15 pcs. Bid for this lot as one.
824. Ancient Roman coins. 1st and 2nd bronzes of 3rd and 4th
centuries A.D., fair to very fine, several nice ones. 10 pcs.
825. Various medals and tokens inch Wm. Penn, Roosevelt, “Re-
member the Maine, Grant campaign 1868, Lord Baltimore,
etc. Good to unc. 16 pcs.
826. 1925 Numismatist magazine, complete. V. good. 12 pcs.
827. Mercury head dime board with 54 difF. dates and mints of
dimes, only 11 needed to complete them to 1941. Good to
unc. 58 pcs.
828. Lincoln cent folder with 40 uncirculated coins, all difF. dates
and mints, cat. value over $9. Bid for set as one.
829. Buffalo nickel folder with 15 coins, a good start for a coll n.
of these. The unc. ones cat. at $2.85, 8 others. Bid for lot.
830. Folder for two-cent pieces and 3c nickel. Contains 6 difF. 2c
coins, with one brilliant unc. red; 6 difF. 3c coins, v.g. to fine.
Bid for lot.
831. New Marvel steel coin box, will hold hundreds of coins up-
right position if enveloped, retails $2.25; magnifying glass in
case, retails $1; Green’s mint record of U.S. coins, book re-
tails at $1.75; 13 difF. small cents, brill, unc. cat. over $2; unc.
bright red 1864 two-cent piece; 20 difF. dates Indian head
cents, good; 8 var. tax tokens, 23 difF. dates French 10c
nickel; 1000 coin envelopes new 2x2 brown. Total retail value
about $11. Bid for lot as one.
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832. 83 coins and 500 new coin envelopes 2x2 brown, inch an-
cient Roman, large oval brass tempo of Japan, 1941 unc. 1,
5, 10, 25c; 23 diff. French 10c nickel, 20c China, 20 dates Ind.
head cents, good or better. Bid for lot as one.
833. 95 coins and 500 new coin envelopes 2x2 brown, inch diff.
foreign coins, 7 diff. Canada silver, various types inch 2 25-
cent size; large Japan brass oval tempo, 5 ancient Roman
coins over 1600 yr. old, etc. Good to unc. Bid for lot as one.
PAPER MONEY
834. U.S. Fractional currency 5c first and second issues, unc. crisp
with perfect margins. 2 pcs.
835. 50c Spinner, redback, autog. signatures Colby & Spinner,
v.g.
836. 50c Justice greenback, surcharge A-2-6-5 on back. R. 37. V.
fine. Cat. $6.
837. Confederate States of America. $1 to $50 notes, all diff.
kinds, cat. up to 75 c each. Nice lot, v. good to unc. 19 pcs.
838. Rare sheet of obsolete notes, uncut and unsigned, New Hope
Delaware Bridge Co., Lambertville $1 to $100, 2 diff. sheets.
Unc. 8 pcs.
839. Obsolete bank notes, southern, but some scarce, 3 dups. others
all diff. Good to fine. 19 pcs.
840. Obsolete fractional notes, diff. Some rare, 1 with Washing-
ton’s portrait. Fair to fine. 16 pcs.
841. 1850 The Housatonic Bank, Stockbridge, Mass. $5. 1866 Bay
State Mining Co., Boston $5. 1843 Yates County Bank, Penn
Yan, N. Y. $2. 1846 Danbury Bank, Conn. $5. Rochester
Canal Bank $1 and $3. Last 2 unsigned, other 4 all signed.
V. good and fine. Scarce lot. 6 pcs.
842. 13 diff. wooden nickel certificates, 13 var. Russian and Mexi-
can bills. Unc. 26 pcs.
843. Obsolete Bills. 1862 $5 and $10 State of Mississippi; 1861 $1
and $2 Corporation of Richmond, $5 Florida note. Good
5 pcs.
844. Old State and Bank issues inch three diff. $100 bills. Avg.
v. good. 9 pcs.
845. All diff. from Fla., Ga., Md., La. all signed. Avg. v. good.
12 pcs.
846. 1836 Manual Labor Bank, Phila. $10 v. fine; 1839 City Trust
6 Banking Co. New York $2, 1854 Potomac River Bank,
Georgetown, D. C. $3 unc., 8 other diff. Signed. V.g. to unc.
11 pcs.
847. 15 diff. obsolete notes, good to unc. 15 pcs.
848. Lot, about all diff., signed and unsigned, good to unc. 22 pcs.
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849. Lot obsolete bills, some scarce, poor to good. 32 pcs.
850. Obsolete fractional bills, most diff. Poor to unc. Some v.
scarce. 23 pcs.
851. U.S. fractional bills incl. scarce 3c and 15c notes, good for
face $1.36. Poor to fair. Good variety. 17 pcs.
852. 1794-6 Bank of U.S., Phila. old checks, signed (5); 1908
Augusta, Ga. $10 clearing house certificate; 1840 P. O. draft.
Ex. fine. 7 pcs.
853. Obsolete notes in uncut unsigned sheets, as new. All diff . 4
notes to a sheet as made. 6 diff. sheets, unc. 24 pcs.
NUMISMATiC BOOKS, LITERATURE, ETC.
854. History of Bank of New York, 1784-1884, by Domett, 3rd
edition, 6^x10, bound, good.
855. History of Modern Banks of Issue, by Conant, 4th ed. 1902.
595 pp. 6x9, cloth. Fine.
856. International Correspondence School reference library on
banks and Banking, commercial paper, partnership, corpora-
tions, building associations, etc. Thick volume 6x9 cloth, v.
fine.
857. Law of Commercial Paper, by Redfield, 1929. Over 500 pp.
6x9, cloth, fine.
858. Series of 8 booklets on obsolete paper money, 6x9, paper, to-
tal over 150 pp. various treatments on the subject matter, new
retails over $5. Bid for all as one.
859. Diff. booklets on banking, early banks, etc. Fine. 8 pcs.
860. Early Business College Banknotes, by Muscalus, paper, new.
861. How to Build a Stamp Collection, by Thorpe. 116 pp. illust.
Cloth. New.
862. Valuable Extinct Securities, 1929, by Smythe, New York. The
secrets of the obsolete security business, lists over 1500 ex-
tinct securities of good value. 398 pp. 5^x8 inches, green cloth,
new. Retails at $8.00.
863. Another, as last. New. First offered.
864. History of Banking in All Nations. In Latin Nations, by
Pierre, in Alsace-Lorraine by Raffalovich, in Canada by Wal-
ker. 1896 New York. Large volume, 7|x 10L 2 in. thick,
over 500 pp. Cloth. V. good.
865. Volume II, of above. History of Banking in Great Britain,
by Dunning; in Russia by Horn, and in Savings Banks of the
U.S., by Townsend. 495 pp. size of last. Fine.
866. Volume IV. History of Banking in Germany and Austria by
Wirth, Netherlands by Van der Porght, in Scandinavia by
Jensen, in Japan by Soyeda. 509 pp. size of last. Fine. A great
deal in these volumes about the coinage systems, much good
information. These 3 are rare books.
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UNITED STATES SILVER HALF-DOLLARS
The references used in describing the half-dollars are Capt. John
Haseltine’s 1 ype-table Catalog (referred to by H), and Beistle’s
Register of Half-Dollar Die Varieties (referred to by B).
867. 1794 half-dollar. Haseltine No. 5; Beistle 2-D. A very rare
variety. Good; planchet defect at edge.
868. 1795 wide date; lower curl opposite space between 2 lower
stars. H. 1. B. la-A. Very good.
869. 1795 H. 2, B. 2-W. Rare variety. Very good; 3 bad nicks on
bust.
870. 1795 variety with curved die breaks through RTY of LIB-
ERTY through three upper stars on right. H. 3, B. 3a-G.
Good. Rare variety.
871. 1795 half-dollar. Variety with break in the die making a
raised lump between 5 and lowest star on the right. H. 5, B.
5-1. Entirely good.
872. 1795 close date. H. 8, B-8b-B. Very good; a few faint
scratches. Rare variety.
873. 1795 Liberty with open mouth. Close, low date. Point of
star pierces lowest curl. H. 13, B. 13-S. Good. V. rare variety.
874. 1795 H. 14, B. 13a-T. Very fair. Rare variety.
875. 1801 half-dollar. Variety with 13 arrows in eagle’s claw.
H. 1, B. 1-A. Very good; slight edge cut below point of bust.
Rare.
876. 1803 large 3, with upright seraph at end of top bar. Variety
with 13 arrows in eagle’s claw. H. 1, B. 2-C. Very good, a
fine bold date.
877. 1803 large 3. Variety with 12 arrows. H. 2, B. 2-B. Strictly
fine in every detail. Worth $3.50.
878. 1805 over 04 half-dollar. Clear over-date. Rx. 13 arrows,
4k berries. Beistle 1-A, not in Haseltine. Fine and rare. Cata-
logues at $5.
879. 1805 perfect date, small 5, close date. H. 6, B. 4-B. Very
good, tiny edge nick. Scarce variety.
880. 1805 wide perfect date, large 5. Rx. 13 arrows, only 4 ber-
ries. H. 8, B. 6-J. Fine. Cat. $3.50.
881. 1805 close perfect date, large 5. Rx. 5 berries in branch. H.
10, B. 5-G. Rx. die broken from F in OF through AMERI-
CA and eagle’s tail. Fine.
882. 1805 perfect date, large date. H. 11, B. 5-F. Fine.
883. 1806 over ’05 half-dollar. Variety with 5 showing in the up-
per part of the 6. Knobbed 6, wide date, but 06 close. H. 6,
B. 10-R. Very good, the obverse about fine. Cat. $3.50.
ORDER A PRICE LIST OF THIS SALE— 50 CENTS
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884. 1806 over 05. Variety with 5 showing under lower part of
6. Knobbed 6, large stars. Rx. 4 berries. H. 3, B. 11-S. Fine.
Cat. $5. Haseltine states this variety extremely rare.
885. 1806 perfect date, round knobbed 6. Large stars. Rx. 6 ber-
ries, the only one found thus. H. 1 1, B. 12-T. Fine. Cat. $3.
886. 1806 perfect date, round knobbed 6. Smaller stars. Rx. 5 ber-
rdies. H. 13, B. 13-U. Fine. Rare variety.
887. 1806 pointed 6. Rx. laurel stem through eagle’s claw. H. 8,
B. 4a~J. Good. Rare variety.
888. 1806 pointed 6. Stem in claw. Die broken through bottom of
date and stars on left. B. 7-F. Very good.
889. 1806 pointed 6. Stem in claw. Broken dies, B. 4b-Kb. Very
good.
890. 1806 pointed 6. Stem in claw. New variety, not listed. The
obverse is Beistle's 6, but the reverse different. Very good.
891. 1806 pointed 6, stem in claw. Close date. Die breaks both
sides. H. 15, B. 3b-Ae. Very good.
892. 1806 pointed 6 variety without stem in claw. H. 9, B. 1-A.
Very fine. Cost $4.50.
893. 1807 old type, bust to right. Heraldic eagle. H. 2, B. la-Ba.
Very good. Cat. $2.
894. 1807 bust to right. Rare variety unknown to either Hasel-
tine or Beistle. The figures of date are large except the 7
which is small. Die crack from edge through LIBE; another
through lower part of 07 to bust; a third from center of O
left through 18 and all stars on left. Very good.
895. 1807 old type, bust to right. Die break at upper part of date.
Rx. die lump between S of STATES and OF near milling.
H. 6, B. 2-C. Very good.
896. 1807 new type, Liberty facing to the left. Variety with large
stars. H. 9, B. 10-G. Very good.
897. 1808 over 07. B. lb-Aa. Very good. Scarce.
898. 1808 perfect date. H. 1. Fine.
899. 1808 perfect date. H. 4. Fine.
900. 1809 wide 50 C. Haseltine 2. Ex. fine.
901. 1809 close 50 C. Haseltine 6, B. 6-Fa. Fine.
902. 1809 edge reads FIFTY CENTS HALF A DOLLAR (OR
omitted). H. 3. Fine.
903. 1810 large 0 in date. H. 1. Very fine, but eagle’s left wing
weakly struck.
904. 1810 small 0 in date. Fine.
905. 1810 die breaks through date, bust and stars on left. B. la-A.
Ex. fine.
906. 1811 small 8 in date. Almost unc., choice.
907. 1811 period in date 18,11. H. 4. Fine.
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908. 1811 variety with numerous die cracks, and not listed. Ex. fine
909. 1812 over 'll. H. 1, B. 2-B. Very fine. Cat. $2.50.
.910. 1812 perfect wide date. H. 2. Uncirculated, mint lustre.
911. 1812 close date. H. 3, B 4-D. Very fine. Cat. $2.50.
912. 1813 variety with part of motto showing plainly on obverse
between date and bust. H. 6, B. 6-E. Uncirculated.
913. 1813 as last, same variety, but more advanced stages of the
die breaks, more cracks. Fine. Rare.
9H. 1813 variety with ERTY of LIBERTY showing plainly in
reverse, from eagle s right wing to claw. H. 5, B. 4-D. About
uncirculated, mint lustre.
915. 1814 over 13. H. 1, B. 1-A. Fine. Cat. $2.
916. 1814 perfect date. H. 4, B. 2-B. Fine.
917. 1815 over 12, as all are. Very good. Rare.
918. 1817 over 13. H. 1, B. la-Aa. About fine.
919. 1817 perfect close date, high 7, period below. H. 4, B. 4-E.
Extremely fine.
920. 1817 date spaced 18 17. Several die cracks. B. 8a-J. Fine.
921. 1818 over 17. H. 2. Fine.
922. 1818 over 17. H. 3. Fine.
923. 1818 perfect close date. H. 4, B. 6-F. Ex. fine.
924. 1818 date spaced 1 81 8. H. 9, B. 7-G. Fine.
925. 1819 over 18. Date spaced 1 81 9. H. 2, B. 2-B. Very fine.
926. 1819 perfect close date. B. 8-fda. Ex. fine.
927. 1819 perfect wide date. B. 7-Ea, H. 9. Very fine.
928. 1820 over 19, large 9 variety. H. 1, B. 2-B. Fine.
929. 1820 wide perfect date, large 2 with a knob. B. 3-C. Fine.
930. 1821 sharp and magnificent gem coin. H. 3, B. 2-B. Rare
variety. Uncirculated, beautiful tone. Cost $3.50.
931. 1822 variety sometimes called over 21 (by Beistle). H. 3,
B. 8-H. Uncirculated, beautiful mint lustre. Rare.
932. 1822 sharp stars. H. 1, B. 1-A. Uncirculated.
933. 1822 half-dollar, H. 4. Unc. choice, splendid tone. Cost $5.
934. 1823 wide date, high awkward 3. B. 9-J. Very fine.
935. 1823 close date, well-formed 3. Beistle 2b-B. Brilliant uncir-
culated, except there is a small cross scratched in obverse
left field.
936. 1824 over ’21. H. 3, B. 6-E. Very fine.
937. 1824 perfect date. Double neck-line variety. Ex. fine, sharp.
938. 1824 variety with double nose and chin. B. 5a-D. Very fine.
939. 1824 not in Haseltine. Ex. fine.
940. 1825 large stars, close date. H. 3, B. 13-N. Unc. Cat. $3.
941. 1825 variety with open mouth of Liberty. H. 4. B. 14-P. Unc.
942. 1825 variety with double neck-line and small 1 in date. H. 6,
B. 2-B. Fine. Scarce.
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943. 1825 date spaced 1 82 5. Beistle 3-C. Unc., mint lustre.
944. 1825 double profile and neck-line. H. 5, B. 3b-C. Ex. fine,
nearly unc.; a lovely tone. Rare variety.
945. 1826 close date. H. 5, B. 5a~F. Uncirculated, mint lustre.
946. 1826 H. 9, B. 6-G. Rare variety. About unc., beautiful tone.
947. 1826 large stars. Beistle 11-Q. Ex. fine.
948. 1826 B. 7-H. Ex. fine.
949. 1827 over 26. H. 1, B. 1-A. Very fine; some faint old
scratches on obverse. Rare.
950. 1827 perfect date, square base 2. H. 9. Uncirculated, beauti-
ful mint lustre.
951. 1827 square base 2. Beistle 18-V. Uncirculated.
952. 1827 variety with all stars elongated and touching border.
H. 4, B. 26-AE. Very fine, nice tone. Scarce.
953. 1828 large curled 2 in date. H. 3, B. 2-C. Unc. Cat. $3.50.
954. 1828 small 8's with square base 2. H. 13. Unc., mint lustre.
Cat. $3.
955. 1828 variety not listed. Last star just touched curl. Ex. fine.
956. 1829 overdate, known as over ’21, and also as over ’27. Has-
eltine 1, B. 1-A. Fine and scarce.
957. 1829 perfect date. H. 6, B. 6a-N. Brilliant uncirculated. Cat.
$3.00.
958. 1829 close date. B. 2-D. Brill, uncirculated.
959. 1829 small letters on reverse. Unc. Cat. $3.
960. 1830 large 0 in date. H. 1. Very fine. Cat. $2.
961. 1830 large 0 in date. H. 2. Unc. Cat. $3.50.
962. 1830 small 0 in date Unc. Cat $3
963. 1830 small 0. Uncirculated.
964. 1831 wide date, small stars. H. 1, B. 4-E. Unc.
965. 1831 close date, large stars. B. 5-F. Unc. Cat. $2.25.
966. 1831 wide date, small stars. H. 5, B. 8-H. Ex. fine.
967. 1831 large stars. Die crack through bottom of date and all
except last three stars B. 7-C. Brill, unc.
968. 1831 wide date, large stars. H. 7a, B. 6-G. Sharp unc., mint
lustre. Rare variety.
°69. 1831 variety with reeded or milled edge between the words
thereon. Beistle 9-J. Brill, unc. Rare.
970. 1832 large letters on reverse. H. 5, B. 4-G. Extremely fine.
Rare. Retails around $6.
971. 1832 large letters, as last. Rare variety. Very fine. Cost $4.
972. 1832 small letters on reverse. Edge lettered ORLF A DOL-
LAR. H. 4. Very fine.
973. 1832 ORLF A DOLLAR on edge. B. 6-B. Unc.
974. 1832 small letters. B. 10-M. Uncirculated.
975. 1832 edge lettered FIFTY CENTS OR A DOLLAR (error).
Not listed. V. fine.
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976. 1833 wide date, large stars. B. 6-F. Close 50 C. Unc.
977. 1833 variety with wide 50 C. H. 4. Brill, unc.
978. 1833 edge ORLF A DOLLAR. H. 6. Brill, unc. Cat. $2.
979. 1834 large date, small letters. Very fine.
980. 1834 small date and letters. Unc. brill, gem. Cost $4.
981. 1835 Liberty with open mouth. H. 1, B. 2-C. Brill, unc.
982. 1836 lettered edge. Wide even date. H. 2. Unc., mint lustre.
983. 1836 edge FIFTY CENTS LF A DOLLAR. H. 3. Very fine.
984. 1836 edge ORALF A DOLLAR. Small 50 C. H. 4, B. 12-N.
Uncirculated, mint lustre. Scarce variety.
985. 1836 variety with large 50 C. H. 6, B. 8-M. Ex. fine.
986. 18o6 hall-ciollar, milled edge. H. 7. Very good. Rare.
987. 163? variety on large thin planchet. Unc. Rare. Cost $5.
988. 1637 variety on small thick planchet. Brill, unc.
989. 1838 close even date. M, 2-Ca. Unc. choice. Cat. $3.50.
990. 1839 bust type. H. 1, B. 1-B. Unc. Cat. $5
991. 1839 bust type, mint-mark “O’ between bust and date, on
obverse. V. fine. Cat. $3.50.
992. 1839 Liberty seated, with drapery. Rx. small letters. H. 4,
B. 6-Ea. Brill, unc., choice piece, worth full catalogue price
of $7.50. Rare.
993. 1840 small date and letters .Extremely fine. Cat. $ when unc.
994. 1841 half-dollar, Beistle lc-A. Unc. choice. Cat. $5.
993. 1840 small date and letters. Extremely fine. Cat. $6 when unc.
996. 1842 large re-cut date. B. 4-Da. Unc., a beauty. Cat. $7.50.
997. 1843 extremely fine, nearly unc Lists at $5 unc.
998. 1844 uncirculated, with proof surface, and magnificent color
tone. Worth full cat. price of $6.
999. 1844 date re-engraved, or first cut too high, above the regular
date, and in the truncation of the base of Liberty. New Or-
leans mint. Beistle 3-C. Extremely fine, of fine tone. Very
rare. Worth $35.
1000. 1845 extremely fine.
1001. 1845 “O mint. Date is re-engraved to right of original fig-
ures. B. 5-E. Proof, a rare gem, worth $10.
1002. 1846 uncirculated. Cat. $5.
1003. 1846 re-cut date. Unc. with some proof surface and beau-
tiful tone. Worth $10. V. rare.
1004. 1847 uncirculated, with almost full proof surface, a gem
coin. Worth $8.
1005. 1848 recut 18 of date. All stars also were recut. Unc. Rare.
Unlisted variety. Worth $7.50.
1006. 1849 date re-engraved. Unlisted variety. V. rare. Almost
uncirculated, splendid tone. Worth $10.
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1007. 1850 sharp uncirculated, full proof surface. Lists at $12.50
when only unc. This is a rare gem, best seen.
1008. 1851 extremely fine. Scarce. Worth $4.
1009. 1852 half-dollar. Brilliant uncirculated, full rich mint lustre.
A gem coin, worth its full catalogue price of $10. Rare.
1010. 1853 with arrows and rays. Only year of type. V. good.
1011. 1854 rare variety, with re-cut date. Beistle 3-Ab. Unc.
1012. 1855 arrows at date. B. 4-Ab. Extremely fine.
1013. 1856 half-dollar. B. 3-Ab. Beautiful uncirculated, with a
lovely rich tone.
1014. 1856 date re-engraved, “O” mint. Very rare variety. Bee-
tle's 1-A. Uncirculated. Catalogues at $10.
1015. 1857 sharp uncirculated; beautiful iridescent colors. Beistle
3-C.
1016. 1858 half-dollar. Fine. One of the most common dates.
1017. 1858 San Francisco mint. Brilliant uncirculated, a gem of
the first water. One of the best, worth $20 to $25.
1018. 1859 pattern half-dollar. The famous Longacre obverse,
LIBERTY on ribbon below bust. Rx. 50 CENTS in wreath.
A-W. 297. Silver, milled edge. Brill, proof. Only 75 to 100
coined.
1019. 1859 San Francisco mint. Very good. Lists at $10 when fine.
1020. 1860 San Francisco mint. Ex. fine. Lists at $6 when only
fine. This is a choice one, with splendid impressions.
1021. 1861 San Francisco mint. Very fine. Cat. $6. Scarce.
1022. 1862 half-dollar. Brill, sharp uncirculated.
1023. 1863 brill, unc. gem, sharply struck. Cost $3.
1024. 1863 San Francisco mint. Unc., mint lustre. Rare, in this
condition.
1025. 1863 pattern half-dollar. Liberty seated, with motto GOD
OUR TRUST. A-W. 376. Silver, milled edge. Sharp proof.
Not over 25 coined, hence very rare.
1026. 1866 with motto, “S” mint. Very fine. Scarce. Cat. $7.50.
1027. 1867 San Francisco mint. Very good.
1028. 1870 Carson City mint, with drapery. Beistle lists only one
variety and that is without drapery. Very good. Ex. rare.
1029. 1870 pattern silver half-dollar, a beautiful design by Wil-
liam Barber, with Liberty head r., hair tied in knot at back,
one star on top of forehead, motto below on ribbon band.
Rx. STANDARD; in wreath 50 CENTS 1870. Reeded
edge. A-W. 922. Proof. 25 coined. Rare.
1030. 1871 brilliant proof. Now catalogues at $5.
1031. 1872 "S” mint. Mintmark small and high. Ex. fine. Cat. $5.
1032. 1874 “S” mint. Very good. Scarce.
1033. 1877 Carson City mint. Ex. fine.
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1034. 1888 uncirculated, mint lustre.
1035. 1891 last year old type. Unc., beautiful iridescent colors.
1036. 1892 first year new type. Unc. Cat. $3.
1037. 1893 sharp unc. Cat. $3.
1038. 1900 San Francisco mint. Unc. Rare. Cat. $10.
1039. 1901 “S” mint half-dollar. Very good. Among the rarest.
1040. 1902 “S” mint. Very good, near fine. Decent specimen for
the collector who does not wish to pay $20 for an uncircu-
lated specimen.
1041. 1903 "S ’ mint. Very good. Lists at $20 unc.
1042. 1909 "S” mint. Strictly fine.
1043. 1914 "S' mint. Fine. Cat. $3. Sells at $12.50 unc.
1044. 1915 Denver mint. Fine Cat. $2.
1045. 1915 San Francisco mint. Unc. Rare. Cat. $12.50.
1046. 1916 new type. Brilliant uncirculated gem.
1047. 1916 San Francisco mint. Unc. Rare. Cat. $17.50 in new
1943 supplement to Standard catalogue.
1048. 1916 Denver mint. Unc. Cat. $5.
1049. 1917 Phila. mint. Unc., mint state.
1050. 1921 Denver mint. Unc. Now catalogues at $6.
1051. 1929 San Francisco mint. Unc. Cat. $4.
1052. 1929 Denver mint. Unc. Cat. $3.
1053. 1934 Phila. mint. Unc. Cat. $1.50.
1054. 1934 Denver mint. Unc. Cat. $2.
1055. 1937 Phila. mint. Unc. Cat. $1.50.
1056. 1937 S mint. Unc. Cat. $1.25.
CHINESE SILVER DOLLARS, TAELS, ETC.
1057. 1793 Spanish 8 reales of Carolus II 1 1 , with nearly 30 Chinese
Chop Marks, from use in China. Very good. Interesting coin
1058. 1874 Sin Kiang heavy silver tael, struck at Narce. Dragon
within circle of dots within wreath. Rx. characters. Tsiang
40. Unc.
1059. 1875 U.S. silver trade dollar, "S mint, with large Chinese
chop-mark in center of obverse. Ex. fine. Unusual piece.
1060. Japanese silver yen or dollar, 3rd coinage. Fine.
1061. 1884 Kirin Province thick silver tael. 12 seal characters, scal-
loped borders. Milled edge. Unc.
1062. 1897 Kiang-Nan Province dollar. Large dragon. Below 7
MACE AND 2 CANDAREENS. Rx. Chinese inscr. Tsiang
138. V. fine.
1898 An-Hwei Province dollar. Dragon type of last. Tsiang
185. V. fine.
1063.
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1064. 1898 F'ung-Tden Province dollar. Dragon surrounded by 14
characters. Rx. value center, name of province, and 14 Man-
chu char. 1 siang 249. Milled edge. Ex. fine. Current only in
Manchuria.
1065. 1903 Fung- lien Province dragon dollar. Rx. date and inscr.
in Chinese, 2 test marks. Tsiang 256. V. fine.
1066. Fung-Tien Province heavy silver tael. 12 Chinese char, in
oblong, surrounded by two dragons, good-luck sign, and bat.
Rx. 8 Manchu characters around emblem of longevity. Reed-
ed edge. Unc.
1067. 1902 French Indo-China trade dollar or piastre de com-
merce. Liberty seated. Rx. value in wreath. Fine.
1068. 1904 Straits Settlements dollar. Bust Edward VII of Eng-
land. Rx. native char.; English inscr. around border. Ex.
fine, nice one.
1069. 1908 Kwang-Hsu Pei Yang Arsenal dollar, 34th year. Dra-
gon. Rx. Chinese inscr. Tsiang 371. Fine.
1070. Kwang-Hsu dollar of Thibet (1896-1908). Bust 1., in cap.
Rx. Inscr. in wreath. Same design as rupee of Thibet. Reed-
ed edge. Ex. fine.
1071. Kwang-Hsu dollar. Small bust in hat facing, 2 dragons at
sides, 4 char, below. Rx. 8 emblems around Good-luck sign.
Reeded edge. Unc.
1072. Kwang-Hsu dollar. Very small bust facing, in Imperial robes
and head-dress. Rx. large dragon facing center, 4 Chinese
characters in ornamental border. Reeded edge. Unc.
1073. Kwang-Hsu Wedding Dollar. Large bust in Royal robes and
hat facing slightly to left, 6 characters. Rx. dragon sur-
rounded by thunderbolts. Reeded edge. Ex. fine.
1074. Kwang Hsu dollar. Large bust facing in Court dress and hat.
Rx. similar to lot 1070 above, the Thibetan coin. Reeded
edge. Unc.
1075. 1908 dollar. Tai-Ching-Ti-Kuo SILVER COIN. Dragon.
Rx. Chinese inscr. Struck at Tientsin general mint. Reeded
edge. Tsiang 344. Very fine.
1076. Queen Lung-Yu dollar. Bust facing in plain field. Rx. similar
to lot 1070 reverse above. Reeded edge. Unc.
1077. Lung-Yu Queen. Wedding dollar. Large type. Bust in fancy
dress and hat facing slightly r., 6 characters. Rx. pheasant
bird, symbol of womanhood, surrounded by thunderbolts.
Reeded edge. Ex. fine.
1078. Lung-Yu Queen. Wedding dollar, thick type. Similar in
design to the preceding. Reeded edge. Ex. fine.
1079. 1911 Hsuan-Tung, Emperor dollar, 3rd year. Dragon. Rx
Chinese inscr. Tsiang 385. Reeded edge. Value in English.
V. fine.
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1080. 1912 Sun Yat Sen dollar. Small bust in profile 1. Rx. THE
REPUBLIC OF CHINA ONE DOLLAR. Tsiang
389, CW-7. Unc.
1081. 19H Yuan Shi Kai Military dollar. Bust facing in plumed
hat. Rx. ONE DOLLAR, Chinese incsr. Tsiang 410, CW-
10. Unc.
1082. Yuan Shi Kai dollar. Bust facing in Court dress and head
dress. Rx. dragon and 8 Chinese char. Reeded edge. Unc.
1083. 1912 Sin-Kiang (Chinese Turkestan) heavy tael. Two
crossed flags, 2 char. Rx. 4 char, within circle. 6 outside.
Reeded edge. Unc.
1084. 1912 Gen. Li Yuan Hung military dollar. Bust in uniform
without cap. Rx. ONE DOLLAR, etc. Tsiang 392, CW-9.
Very fine.
1085. 1912 Gen. Li Yuan Hung military dollar. Bust with cap.
Rx. similar to last. Tsiang 393, CW-8. Cat. $10. Ex. fine.
1086. 1914 Yuan Shi Kai dollar, 3rd year of Republic. Large bust
1., 6 char, above. Rx. value in Chinese in wreath. Tsiang
473. Ex. fine.
1087. 1916 Yuan Shi Kai dollar commemorative of his unsuccess-
ful attempt to become Emperor. Bust in plumed hat, military
style, facing. Rx. winged dragon. Tsiang 506, CW. 10a.
Unc. Reeded edge. Cat. $5.
1088. Hung Sing dollar. Civilian bust in mortar board square cap,
facing half left. Rx. crossed flags. Reeded edge. Ex. line.
1089. 1921 Yuan Shi Kai dollar, 10th year of Republic. Fat bust
1. Rx. value. Tsiang 483. V. fine.
1090. 1921 Hsu Shih Chang dollar. Bust facing slightly left. Rx.
temple, Chinese char, around. Milled edge. Tsiang 412.
Unc., with proof surface.
1091. Hsu-Chi dollar. Small bust facing in rich Royal robes and
head-dress, surrounded by floral designs, pheasant bird, 4
Chinese char, below. Rx. Longevity in center surrounded by
signs of the zodiac. Reeded edge. Unc.
1092. 1922 Hu Nan Province dollar. THE REPUBLIC OF CHI-
NA ONE DOLLAR. Crossed flags. Rx. Chinese inscr., 3
bars in wreath. Tsiang 409. Reeded edge. Very fine. Struck
by order of Chao Heng-Ti, the governor of Hu Nan.
1093. 1923 Tsao Kun dollar. Bust facing, in military dress. Rx.
crossed flags. Tsiang 413. Reeded edge. Semi-proof.
1094. 1923 Tsao Kun dollar. Bust facing, in civil dress. Rx. crossed
flags, 6 Chinese char, above. Tsiang 408. Reeded edge. Semi-
proof.
1095. 1923 Ex-Emperor Hsuen Tung Wedding dollar. Dragon &
peacock. Rx. value in wreath, Tsiang 487, CW. 15, cat.
$7.50. Brill, unc. gem.
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1096. 1927 Sun Yat Sen MEMENTO dollar. Small bust in profile
1. Tsiang 491. Ex. fine.
1097. 1928 Sun Yat Sen dollar for Kan Su Province. 16th year of
Republic. Bare head facing, 7 char, above. Rx. Chinese
inscr., sun in center. Tsiang 462, CW-32, catalogues at $15.
Fine.
1098. 1930 Hong Kong dollar. Britannia standing. Very fine.
1099. 1934 Sun Yat Sen dollar, 23rd year of the Republic. Large
bust to left, 8 char, above. Rx. Chinese Junk, 2 char. Tsiang
505, CW-19. Unc.
1100. Same as preceding. Ex. fine. Cat. $2.
1101. 1934 Soviet China dollar. Globe with sickle and hammer.
Rx. inscr., 2 large stars, date below. Ex. fine.
SMALLER CHINESE (Not Dollar Size)
1102. Half-Dollar size. Hu-Peh Province. Dragon. CW-39. Ex.
fine.
1103. An Hwei Province \ dollar. Dragon. Tsiang 192. Not in
CW. Ex. fine. Scarce.
1104. 1896-1911 Yun Nan half-dollars, diff. C.W. 104 and 108,
Tsiang 242 and 239. V. good and fine. Cat. avg. $2.50. 2 pcs.
1105. 1907 Manchurian Provinces, $L C.W. 85, cat. $2.50, fine.
1914 Yuan Shi Kai, 3rd year, $i Tsiang 474 unc. 2 pcs.
1106. (1909-11) Peking Government treasury $i of Hsuan Tung.
Dragon, value \ DOL. Rx. inscr. CW-17 (unpriced), Tsi-
ang 378. Unc. Rare.
1107. (1918-21) Tang Chi Yao half-dollar. Bust in profile r., 7
char, above. Rx. crossed flags. Tsiang 397, CW-47, cata-
logues at $12.50. V. fine. Rare.
1 108. 20c Silver, of China, etc. 1904 Fung Tien Prov. CW-83
(large and small), Kang Tung, 1909-11 Hsuan Tung, Man-
churia CW-88 and 89; 1919 Straits, 1898 Corea 1 yang.
Fine to ex. fine. Cat. to $1.50 each. 7 pcs.
1109. Rare lot 20c Chinese coins. 1896-1908 KiangTung CW-77;
1899 Kiang Nan CW-49; Manchurian Prov. 33rd year
Kuang Hsu CW-86; 1909 Manchuria 1st year Hsuan Tung
CW-89; 1911 Canton, dragon around val. in Chinese. Ex.
fine and unc. Cat. $1.50 to $2 each. 5 pcs.
1110. Republic of China 20c silver. 1911 Sun Yat Sen Memento,
profile bust 1. 1914-16 Yuan Shi Kai, 3rd and 5th years;
1922 Kwang Tung 11th year; 1924 Foo Kien CW-29; 1926
peacock and dragon CW-16; Sun Yat Sen facing, rx. cross-
ed flags, CW-21; 1929 Kuang Tung Prov. bust Sun Yat Sen
to left, rx. inscr. CW-38 (2 var.). V. fine to unc. 9 pcs.
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1111. Chinese 10c silver, diff. inch Manchukuo, Hong Kong and
rare pieces. V. fine to unc. 9 pcs.
1112. 1909 Kiao Chau (former German possession in China) 5 &
10c nickel. Eagle on anchor. Rx. Chinese inscr. V. fine. Rare.
Cat. $2 to $2.50 each. 2 pcs.
1113. Corea rare copper 5 fun, 2 var. fair and v. fine. 1 fun copper,
-4 yang thick nickel, 2 others, avg. fine. 6 pcs.
1114. Kuang Tung 5c silver; set 5 diff. recent Chinese issues;
French Indo-China 5c nickel 1925 and copper 1935; 1901
Hong Kong lc copper. Unc. 9 pcs.
1115. (1621-28) Ming Dynasty, large Chinese bronze 10-cash, 45
mm. V. fine. Coole page 46.
1116. Ancient Chinese coins 1st to 17th centuries, diff. dynasties,
fine. Named in envelopes. 4 pcs.
1117. (1918-21) Yun Nan Province large copper 50 cash. Obv.
bust of Gen. Tang Chee Yao facing slightly 1. Rx. crossed
flags, Chinese inscr. Very fine. Cat. $5. Rare. See Coins of
the World, No. 84 illust. on page 55.
NUMISMATIC BOOKS, ETC.
1118. Beistle. A REGISTER OF HALF-DOLLAR DIE VARIE-
TIES. The $15.00 De Luxe edition, flexible leather, photo-
graphic plates, pages interleaved, gilt letters and edges.
Thick volume about 6x9 inches. Very fine. Out of print and
rare.
1118a. Mattingly. ROMAN COINS, 1928, 300 pp. and plates. New
1118b. Halloran. SILVER BULLION $1.29 ONE OUNCE. Book
on silver issues. Cloth, as new.
1119. 1862-1926 Decorations of U.S. Army, list of awards, 845
pp. Paper. Good.
1120. Conant. THE PRINCIPLES OF MONEY AND BANK-
ING. New York, 1905. In 2 volumes, 5^x8, 923 pp. cloth.
Fine. 8 pcs.
1121. Catalogues of Coins, Tokens, and Medals in U.S. Govern-
ment Collection now at Smithsonian Institute. 1912 blue
cloth, 631 pp. 6x9. Plates. Fine.
1122. Evans. HISTORY OF U.S. MINT AND AMERICAN
COINAGE. 160 pp. illust. 6x9, cloth, v. good.
1123. Holdsworth MONEY AND BANKING, New York 1914.
439 pp. 5 ix7^, red cloth. Fine.
1124. National Banks of the U.S. 1812-1910. 251 pp. 5x7% blue
cloth, fine.
1125. History of the Chemical Bank 1823-1913. Illust. 167 pp. 6x9,
cloth, binding loose, contents fine.
1126. History of Delaware County National Bank, Chester, Pa.
1914. 164 pp. illust. 6x9 cloth, fine.
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1127. Bolles. MONEY BANKING AND FINANCE. 336 pp. 5kx
7. \ cloth, fine.
1128. Girard Trust Co. Phila. 1836-1936. 190 pp. illust. 6x9, green
cloth, new.
1 129. Girard National Bank, Phila. 1832-1902, 120 pp. illust. 6^x9,
cloth, v. good.
1130. Carlson. MONETARY 6 BANKING HISTORY OF TEX-
AS. From Mexican regime to present day 1821-1929. 82 pp.
7x10 red cloth, fine.
1131. History of the Philadelphia Saving Fund Society 1816-1916.
By Willcox. 238 pp. illust. 6^x10, cloth, fine.
1 132. The Philadelphia National Bank 1803-1903. 220 pp. illust.
7x10, cloth, fine.
PRE-HIST ORIC AND EARLIEST MATERIAL
1133. (Circa B.C. 2150) Ancient Babylonia. Ur of Chaldees. Bak-
ed clay tablet about 1 k inches square, with curious cuneiform
or wedge-shaped inscription. Earliest form of writing that
led to our modern paper money. Fine specimen. Found at
Telloa.
1134. Ancient Babylonian Clay Tablet, Record of Money Owed,
the beginning of accounts and notes. Size lk in. square. Fine,
over 4000 yr. old. These records show good business rules
among those ancient peoples.
1135. (B.C. 2300) Southern Babylonia. Votive cone of Gudea,
Governor of Lagash, with inscription in Sumerian, official
record. Ik inches diam. at base, 2k inches tall. Ex. fine,
about perfect, all inscr. very clear and decipherable. Simiiaz
to specimen in famous Huntington Library museum in Calif.
1136. (B.C. 2500) Babylonia cone-shaped official record, earliest
form of writing, l£x2k inches. Fine.
1137. (About B.C. 6000) Upper Nile Valley. Very crude pre-his-
toric flint knife, found at Luxor.
1138. (Circa B.C. 1550) Ancient Egypt, XVI Dynasty, original
mould for making a very large sacred eye amulet to ward
off the evil glance and bad luck. Diam. 2 in. Very fine.
1139. Type collection of ancient coins, each enveloped and de-
scribed. Contains 1 Greek silver and 1 Greek bronze coin
B.C.; Roman silver denarius B.C., and 1 of the Empire; base
silver denarius, large bronze or sestertius of Faustina Sr.;
large bronze and thick bronze coins for Egypt; base tetra-
drachm of Egypt; ancient Roman 2nd and 3rd bronzes, and
a Byzantine follis. These coins all over 1500 years old. A
very good type coll'n. average condition fine, cost up to
$1 .50 each. 16 pcs.
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1900 INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION MEDAL
IN SILVER
1 HO. 1900 magnificent large artistic silver French medal of the
International Exposition, by Chaplain. Size 64 mm., or 2^
inches diam. Beautiful head of Liberty in profile r., her cap
adorned by oak leaves, of branches of oak tree at back.
REPUBLIQUE FRANCAISE. Rx. winged female flying
carrying man with torch. Very fine. Silver. Wt. 5 oz. Rare.
Worth $10.
AMERICAN COLONIAL PAPER MONEY, ETC.
(Historically interesting and very early money of this country.)
1141. The United States $50 Sept. 26. 1778 “Continental Curren-
cy.” Unfinished pyramid. Good.
1142. The United States of North America $45 Jan. 14, 1779.
Beehive. Fine. Cat. $2.50.
1143. Delaware 10 shillings Jan. 1, 1776. Unc. crisp.
1144. Pennsylvania 2 shillings Apr. 3, 1772. V. good. $2.
1 145. Same. 1^x2^ shill. Oct. 25, 1775. Fine and unc. $2 each. 2 pcs
1146. Penna. 9 pence, 8 shill, 20 shill. (2) Apr. 10, 1777. Good.
4 pcs.
1147. Maryland $6 Dec. 7, 1775 very good. $1.50.
1148. Maryland $2 and $4 Aug. 14, 1776, good. $1.50 each. 2 pcs.
1149. State of Massachusetts-Bay $3 (3), $20 May 5, 1780. Guar-
anteed by the U.S. on backs. Hole cancelled and paid. V.g.
and fine. Cat. $1.50 each. 4 pcs.
1150. State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations $4.00
July 2, 1780. Fine. $2.50.
1151. Rhode Island 3, 5, 40 shillings, and 3 pounds 1786, New-
port. Fine to unc. Cat. $1.25 each. 4 pcs.
1152. Same. 5, 10 shillings; 3 pounds. Unc. crisp. $1.25 each. 3 pcs.
1153. South Carolina $20 (or 32 pounds 10 shillings) Feb. 14,
1777. Good. Cat. $2.50.
1154. 1700 London Gazette, very old newspaper, none in the U.S.
until 1729. Fine.
1155. 1793 American Daily Advertiser, newspaper when Wash-
ington was president. Printed in Philadelphia. 4 large pages.
Fine and interesting, plenty to read of world news, etc.
1156. 1933 Depression scrip, Cambridge, Wis. 25c, $1.00. 10 of
each. Unc. 20 pcs.
1157. 1940 Wooden Nickel certificates, 5 and 10c Freeport, 111.
Unc. 2 pcs.
A PRICE LIST OF THIS SALE WILL BE SENT FOR 50c.
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CHOICE U.S. COLONIAL COINS
1158. 1723 Rosa Americana penny. Uncirculated, lovely surface,
mostly original brass color. A gem coin, worth $10 to $15.
1159. 1786 New Jersey cent. Horse's head with long nose. Maris
16-L. Ex. fine. Cat. $2.50, when only fine.
1 160. 1787 New Jersey cent. Beautiful original pattern shield’s first
use. Maris 6-C. Very good. Scarce.
1 161. 1787 New Jersey cent. The horse has a broad nose, big eye,
ears like the letter M. Maris 6-D. Ex. fine. Worth $2.50.
1162. 1787 New Jersey cent. Variety with tumor under horse s
jaw. Maris 37-f. Very good. Rare.
1163. 1787 New Jersey cent. Horse has extra long curved neck.
Maris 54-k. Ex. fine. Worth $2.50 to $3.
1164. 1787 Massachusetts cent. Indian. Eagle. V. good.
1165. 1788 Massachusetts half-cent. Ex. fine. Cost $4.50.
1 166. 1787 Nova Eborac (New York) cent. Variety with figure
seated to right. A fine clear date, and all on. Cat. $5.
1167. 1787 Connecticut cent. Miller 12-Q. Very fine.
1168. 1787 Conn, cent, AUCTOPI variety. Miller 42-kk(2) . Fine.
Cat. $3.50.
U.S. LARGE COPPER CENTS
1169. 1793 cent. Chain AMERICA. Good. Rare.
1170. 1804 cent. The mint restrike. Unc. Bid in our last sale
around $12.
1171. 1806 cent. Very fine, greenish olive color. Cat. $10 when
only fine.
1172. 1811 over 10. Good. Cat. $3.50. Rare.
1173. 1812 large and small 8 in date. Fine. 2 pcs.
1174. 1814 plain and crosslet 4. Very good. 2 pcs.
1175. 1817 date spaced 18 17. Very fine, glossy brown.
1176. 1818 die crack connects stars and date. A. 10. Ex. fine.
1177. 1819 large date. Very fine, steel color.
1178. 1821 good. Scarce date.
1 179. 1823 over 22. Rather fine. Cat. $10. Rare date.
1180. 1829 large letters. A. 2. Very fine, light brown. Cat. $2.50.
1181. 1830 large letters. A. 4. Ex. fine, light brown.
1 182. 1834 double profile. A. 2\. Very good.
1 183. 1835 large date and stars. Reverse of 1834. A. 1. Ex. fine,
steel color.
1184. 1836 die lump on edge at 6th star. Ex. fine, golden brown.
1 185. 1837 plain hair cord. Rx. die crack through tops of every let-
ter in UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. Unc. red.
1837 large letters. A. 4. Ex. fine, steel color, traces of red.
1186.
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1187. 1837 beaded hair cord. Small letters. Ex. fine, light golden
olive.
1188. 1846 low and tall dates, 1848, 1851. Eine to v. fine. 4 pcs.
1189. 1847 cent. A. 12. About unc. Light olive, traces of red.
SMALL CENTS
1190. 1857 coper-nickel, 1858 large and small letters, 1859 copper-
nickel to 1864 inclusive, all dates, good to fine. 9 pcs.
1191. 1859-64 copper-65-66-67-68. Fair to good. 6 pcs.
1192. 1869-70-71-72-73 Ind. head cents, fair to good. 5 pcs.
1193. 1874-75-76-77-78 Indian head cents. Fair, good dates. 5 pcs.
1194. Album for Indian head cents with 31 diff. dates, av. good,
inch 1885. Dansco album is fine. Bid for lot as one.
1195. Indian head cents, usually after 1880, good to fine. 89 pcs.
1196. 1908 “S’” mint Indian head cents, v.g. to fine. 9 pcs.
1197. Civil War tokens and cards, most diff. Fine to unc. 24 pcs.
1198. 1931 “S’’ cents, unc. or nearly so, most red. Cat. 75c each.
14 pcs.
RARE 1S37 REEDED EDGE NICKEL AND CENT
3 199. 1937 nickel 5-cents. The rare variety with milled or reeded
edge. Only 100 said to have been coined. Uncirculated. Auc-
tion records to $20.
1200. 1937 cent, with reeded edge. Unc. red. Rare as last. Record
$20. V. rare.
MARK YOUR BID SHEET NOW “PRICE LIST 50c.”
LARGE COMMEMORATIVE MEDAL OF HUDSON &
FULTON IN SILVER
1201. 1909 Hudson-Fulton Commemorative medal, dies by Fuchs.
Large 64 mm., or 2-| inches diameter, wt. about 5 oz. Sterling
silver. Commemorates Discovery of Hudson River in 1609,
and Invention of Steamboat in 1807. Very artistic designs.
Unc. Rare. Worth $10.
U.S. MINOR COINS, ETC.
1202. Half-Cents. 1809 (2), 1825-26-28-33-53. V. good and fine.
7 pcs.
1203. 1804 half-cent, stemless wreath. Very fine, steel color.
1204. 1806 half-cent, small 6, stemless wreath. Ex. fine, light red-
dish olive.
1205. Two-Cents. 1864 (2), 1865, 1867 (2). V. fine to about unc.
5 pcs.
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1206. 1864 two-cents, large motto, unc. brill, red gem.
1206a. 1864, 1865 two-cents. Unc. red. 2 pcs.
1207. 1864, 1865 two-cents, unc. red. 2 pcs.
1207a. 1869 two-cents. Brilliant red proof. Cat. $4.
1208. 1870 two-cents, red proof. Now catalogues at $5.
1209. 1871 two-cents. About unc., half red on obv.
1210. lhree-cents silver. 1851 unc. choice. Cat. $2. First year
coined.
1211. 1852 three-cents silver, brill, unc. Cat. $2.
1212. Three-Cents Nickel. 1865, 1866 brill, unc. 2 pcs.
1213. 1867, 1868 nickel 3c brill, unc. Cat. $1 each. 2 pcs.
1214. 1869 brill, unc. Cat. $1.25 in new 1943 supplement.
1215. 1870 proof, slightly dull. Cat. $3.
1216. 1871 unc. Cat. $2.
1217. 1872 unc. Cat. $1.50.
1218. 1873 unc. Cat. 75c.
1219. 1875 proof 3c nickel. Cat. $5.00.
1220. 1879 proof. Cat. $2.
1221. 1881 dull proof. Cat. $1.75.
1222. 1882 proof. Cat. $2.
1223. 1883 proof. Cat. $1.50.
1224. 1884 proof. Cat. $1.50.
1225. 1885 sharply struck, a proof, but dull. Cat. $2.
1226. 1886 proof. Cat. $1.50.
1227. 1887 proof. Cat. $5. Rare.
1228. 1888 dull proof. Cat. $1.25.
1796 HALF-DIME, ETC.
1229. 1796 U.S. silver Half-Dime. Very fine. Rare. Catalogues at
$20 when only fine. This one is better.
1230. 1803 half-dime. Fine and rare. Cat. $15.
1231. 1866 half-dime, brill, proof. Cat. $4.
1 2 32 . 1870 half-dime, brill, proof. Cat. $2.
1233. 1871 half-dime, brill, proof. Cat. $2.
U.S. NICKEL FIVE-CENT PIECES
1234. 1867 nickel 5c without rays. Brill, unc. gem.
1235. 1868 brilliant proof, wire edge. A gem. Worth its full cata-
logue price of $5.00.
1236. 1872 five-cents nickel, brill, proof, a gem. Worth its full
new catalogue price of $5.
1237. 1874 proof. Now catalogues at $7.50, and will go higher.
1238. 1878 brill, proof. Cat. $15. Rare.
1239. 1882 shield type. Proof. Cat. $2.
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1240. 1883 Liberty head, no CENTS. Proof. Cat. $1.50.
1241. As last. Unc., was a proof.
1242. 1885 nickel 5-cents. V. good, date fine and bold. Rare.
1243. 1906 sharp unc. Cat. $1.50.
1244. 1909 brill, proof, a gem. Cat. $1.50.
1245. 1910 brill, proof. Gem coin, perfection. Cat. $1.50.
1346. 1911 brill, proof, a gem of the first water. Cat. $3. Rare.
1247. 1912 "D mint, 5c nickels. Good to v. good. Scarce mint
mark. 25 pcs.
1248. 1913-37 Buffalo nickels, all diff. dates and mints, contains
all the “S” mint marks but 3; none newer than 1937. V.
good to unc. 21 pcs.
1249. 1927 nickel 5-cents, “S” mint. Rarest buffalo. V. good to
fine. 9 pcs.
1250. 1931 "S ’ nickel 5c, brill, unc. gems, cat. 50c each. 5 pcs.
1251. Old Dimes. 1830 to 1857 including 1838 “O,” 1839 “O,”
1843 "O (these just fair), others avg. good. 12 pcs.
1252. 1852 dime, uncirculated. Cat. $3.
1253. 1885 dime, brill, sharp proof, a gem. Cat. $2.
1254. 1920 dime, "D” mint. Unc. Cat. $2.
1255. 1938 U.S. dimes, brill, proof. Cat. $1.10 each. 10 pcs.
1256. 1940 U.S. proof set, 1, 5, 10, 25, 50c. 5 pcs. brilliant. Bid
for set as one.
1257. 1942 proof set, 5 pcs. Brilliant. Bid for set.
1258. 1942 proof set, as last. Contains tin.
1259. Twenty Cents Silver. 1875 “S” mint. Ex. fine, nice one.
1260. 1876 silver 20-cents proof. Beautiful iridescent surface on
reverse. Catalogues now at $10. Rare.
1261. Lot of old bust type, lettered edge, half-dollars over 100
years old (1811 to 1834), nine diff. dates, very good and
fine; also a good 1877. 10 pcs.
UNITED STATES PATTERN COINS
1262. 1855 U.S. Pattern Cent, large size 25 mm. Flying Eagle,
extra stars, date. Rx. value in wreath. A-W. 197. Sharp unc.
1263. 1869 pattern cent in nickel. Style of 3c nickel, but much
smaller, size of a gold dollar. Rx. Roman numeral I in
wreath. A-W. 820. Very fine. About 25 coined.
1264. 1867 pattern nickel 5-cents. Obv. style of 3c nickel, same
kind of head, but larger, size of 5c. Rx. 5 CENTS in laurel
wreath, motto above. A-W. 644. Brill, proof. Only 50 coined
1265. 1868 pattern 5-cents nickel, style of head same as our reg-
ular 3c nickel, but with star on diadem, coin larger the size
of 5c. Rx. V in laurel wreath, motto on ribbon above, and
a Maltese cross. A-W, 675. Brill, proof. About 100 coined.
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1266. 1869 pattern nickel 5-cents, design similar to preceding lot,
but different date. A-W. 803. Brilliant proof. Rare.
1267. 1870 pattern dime, silver, size 16^ mm. Beautiful head of
Liberty r. with star on forehead, motto below on scroll.
Rx. STANDARD SILVER 1870; in wreath 10 CENTS.
A-W. 994. Milled edge. Brill, proof. Not over 25 coined.
1268. 1870 pattern 10-cents silver. Liberty head with cap and
stars. Rx. 10 CENTS 1870 in wreath, STANDARD above.
Plain edge. A-W. 1005. Brill, proof. Not over 15 coined.
1269. 1870 pattern dime, silver. Beautiful Liberty head r., motto
below on scroll. Rx. as last. A-W. 1017. Brill, proof. Plain
edge. Rare as last.
1270. 1869 pattern 25-cents silver. Obv. as last. Rx. STANDARD
SILVER 1869; in wreath 25 CENTS. Reeded edge. A-W.
766. Brill, proof. Between 50 and 75 were made.
1271. 1869 pattern 25-cents, in copper. Lib. head in cap with stars.
Motto below on scroll. Rx. as last. Plain edge. A-W. 755.
Red proof. About 25 coined.
U.S. COMMEMORATIVE HALF-DOLLARS
(All strictly uncirculated. New 1943 catalogue prices are given.)
1272. 1892, 1893 Columbian half-dollars. Strictly unc. 2 pcs.
1273. 1920 Maine half-dollar. Unc. Cat. $3.
1274. 1920 Pilgrim. Unc. Cat. $1.25.
1275. 1922 Grant. Unc. Cat. $1.50.
1276. 1923 Monroe. Unc. Cat. $1.50
1277. 1924 Huguenot-Walloon. Unc. Cat. $2.
1278. 1925 Stone Mt. Unc. Cat. 85c.
1279. 1926 Oregon Trail, S mint. Unc. Cat. $1.50.
1280. 1935 Boone, without small date 1934. Unc. Cat. $1.50.
1281. 1935 Old Spanish Trail. Unc. Cat. $5.50.
1282. 1935 Pony Express. Unc.
1283. 1935 San Diego. Unc. Cat. $1.75.
1284. 1936 York. Unc. Cat. $2.
1285. 1936 Arkansas set, P, D, S. Unc. Cat. $1.65 each. 3 pcs.
1286. 1936 Cleveland. Unc. Cat. $1.25.
1287. 1936 Cleveland, as last. Unc. 10 pcs.
1288. 1936 Bridgeport. Unc. Cat. $2.
1289. 1936 Wisconsin. Unc. Cat. $1.50.
1290. 1936 Gettysburg. Unc. Cat. $2.25.
1291. 1936 Boone “S” mint. Unc. Cat. $3.50.
1292. 1936 San Francisco-Oakland. Unc. Cat. $2.
1293. 1936 Delaware. Unc. Cat. $2.
1294. 1936 Albany. Unc. Cat. $2.
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1295. 1936 Norfolk. Unc. Cat. $1.75.
1296. 1937 Boone. Unc. Cat. $1.50.
1297. 1937 Roanoke. Unc. Cat. $2.
U.S. SILVER QUARTER-DOLLARS
1298. 1825 over ’23 quarter. Extremely fine. Worth $7.50.
1299. 1859 quarter. Liberty seated. Brill, proof. Cat. $5.
1300. 1860 “O’ , 1876 P, 1878 “CO quarters. V. fair. 3 pcs.
1301. 1861 quarter. Brill, proof. Cat. $5.
1302. 1863 brill, proof. Cat. $4.
1303. 1865 proof. Cat. $5.
1304. 1869 pattern quarter. Beautiful Liberty head to r., star at
top of forehead, motto on scroll below bust. Rx. STAND-
ARD SILVER 1869; in wreath 25 CENTS. Plain edge.
A-W. 759. Silver, brill, proof. About 25 coined.
1305. 1869 pattern quarter, same design as preceding, but with
reeded or milled edge. A-W. 760. Superb proof, with lovely
iridescent colors. Rare.
1306. 1869 pattern quarter, same beautiful type as preceding two,
but struck in copper, reeded edge. A-W. 762. Brill, red
proof, a gem, with sharp wire edge. 60 pieces said to have
been coined.
1307. 1870 pattern 25 cents, struck in copper. Beautiful Liberty
head in cap with stars r., motto below. Rx. type as last.
Reeded edge. A-WW. 942. Brill, red proof. About 25 coined
1308. 1876 quarter, S mint. Unc.
1309. 1880 quarter, brilliant proof. Cat. $2.
1310. 1890 quarter, brilliant proof. Scarce. Cat. $4.
1311. 1897 brilliant uncirculated, a gem coin. Cat. $2.50.
1312. 1900 uncirculated; iridescent surface.
1313. 1900 quarter, “S” mint. Ex. fine. Now catalogues at $10
when unc. This one easily worth $4 or $5.
1314. Standing Liberty. 1917 type I, “S” mint. Ex. fine.
1315. 1926 P mint. Brill, unc. Cat. $2.
1316. 1926 D mint. Brill, unc. Cat. $2.
1317. 1928 S mint. Brill, unc. Scarce. Cat. $4.
1318. 1928 D mint. Brill, unc. Cat. $2.50.
1319. 1934 D mint. Unc. Cat. $1.00.
ORDER A PRICE LIST FOR 50 CENTS
OBSOLETE PAPER MONEY, ETC.
1320. Colonial $1/3 bill, 1776 year of Independence, fair. 1796
old Phila. bank check, v. fine. Old Nebraska banking house
of Cook, Sargent, & Parker sight draft unused. 3 pcs.
1321.
1839 City Trust & Banking Co., New York $2. 1864 Bank
ot Owego, N. Y. $5. 1861-4 Commercial Bank of Glen’s
Balls, N. Y. $2 and $5. Signed rare notes. Avg. v. good.
4 pcs.
1322. Lot all dift. obsolete bank bills, old state notes, etc. Poor to
unc. Avg. good. 37 pcs.
1323. Another lot, as last (18); 1863 Alabama 25c, complete set
of 15 pcs. unc. letters A to O, all same number; same but 50c
letters A to M, whole set, unc. 46 pcs.
1324. Obsolete and old state notes, some dups. Fair to unc. 52 pcs.
1325. 1861 Allegany County Bank, Cumberland, Md. $5.00 signed
by hand, unc. crisp, beautiful notes. 37 pcs.
1326. Confederate States of America. Paper money issues of 1861
$1 to $50, including Standard Catalogue Nos. 6 (poor, cor-
ner off), rare; 10, 14, 22, 23, 27, 31, 34, 36, 37; 1862 issues
Nos. 39, 42, 43, 44, 45. A few dups. Usually good to unc.
17 pcs.
1327. Obsolete bills in uncut unsigned unused sheets of four. Five
dift. kinds, or sheets. Banks of Michigan & Ohio. Unc. 20
pcs.
VARIOUS U.S. COINS, ETC.
1328. Set of U.S. Two-Cent Pieces, all dates from 1864 to 1872 in-
clusive, lacking only the rare 1873. Good to fine. 9 pcs.
1329. 1864 two-cents, with small motto. V. good. Rare.
1330. 1872 two-cents, v. good, date fine and bold. Scarce.
1331. Twenty cents silver, 1875 S & CC mints. V. good. 2 pcs.
1332. Miscellaneous old U.S.; half-cent, half-dimes (3), large
cents (5), Columbian half-dollars, both dates; Stone Mt.
50c; 1 & 5 wooden nickels from Fullerton. Calif. Fair to
fine. Bid for lot as one.
1333. Old Liberty seated half-dollars. 1855 O, 1859 O, 1863 S,
1875 S, 1877 (2). Good lot. 6 pcs.
1334. Foreign copper coins, and a few tokens, a few in nickel
and silver. Good to unc. 37 pcs.
1335. 1940 U.S. proof set, in holder. Cat. $5.25.
1336. Quarter-Dollars. 1853 arrows, 1854-56 0-58 0-61 good.
5 pcs.
1337. 1892 S, 1896 S, 1898, 1903, 1907, 1908 D, 1913 S, 1916 P
6 D, old Liberty head. Good to fine. 9 pcs.
1338. 1901 quarter, “S” mint. The rare one, v. fair, with good
clear date and mint-mark. A good chance for the collector
who does not care to pay $100 for a perfect specimen.
1339. 1932 Washington quarter, S mint. Unc. Cat. $2.
1340. Same as preceding. Unc. 8 pcs.
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COLLECTION OF STANDING LIBERTY QUARTERS
1341. 1916 quarter, new type, standing Liberty. V. fine. Rare.
1342. 1916 as last. Very good. First year of coinage.
1343. 1917 to 1930 “S” Collection all diff. dates and mints, in new
National Coin Album. 26 diff. coins, incl. all the rare dates
and mints before 1925, except 1916. Coins very good to
unc„ avg. fine. Album perfect. Please make your bid for
the lot as one. The album alone is worth $4.
1344. 1917 type I, no stars. Ex. fine, almost unc.
1345. 1917 type I, no stars, D & S. Fine. 2 pcs.
1346. 1917 type I (2), 1917 type I, D 6 S; 1917 type II, PDS;
1918 D & S, 1919 S, 1920 D, 1921, 1923 DS, 1924 S. Fine
and v. fine. 5 pcs.
1347. 1917 type I, PDS; 1917 type II, P & D; 1918, P 6 S; 1919
P 6 D; 1920 PDS; 1921, 1923 PS, 1924 PDS, 1926 D. Very
nice lot, avg. fine to v. fine, better than usual lots. Cat. over
$40, or about $2 each. 19 pcs.
1348. 1923 quarter, P mint. 1924 S mint. V. fine. 2 pcs.
1349. 1920 S mint. Fine to v. fine. Cat. $5 each. 4 pcs.
1350. 1917 to 1927 S quarters, 13 diff. dates and mints, scarce lot.
Good to fine. 28 pcs.
1351. 1926 D mint. Unc. Cat. $2.
1352. As last. Unc. 6 pcs.
1353. 1928 D mint. Unc. Cat. $2.50.
1354. As last. Unc. 7 pcs.
1355. 1928 S mint. Unc. Cat. $4.
1356. 1929 S mint. Unc. Cat. $2.
1357. 1930 S mint. Unc. Cat. $1.50.
U.S. SILVER DIMES
1358. 1803 dime. Poor to fair, date very good. Rare.
1359. 1805 dime. Fair. EAGLE HOTEL stamped on back (old
store card?).
1360. 1838 Lib. std. no stars, “O mint; 1845 “O. Good. Scarce.
2 pcs.
1361. 1844 dime. Very good. Rare.
1362. 1820 to 1846 dimes, all diff. dates, avg. good. 11 pcs.
1363. 1850 to 1891, Liberty seated dimes, all diff. dates or mints.
Fair to fine, average good. 24 pcs.
1364. 1852 dime, ex. fine.
1365. 1853 arrows, 1889 (3), 1890 (2), 1891 (4), 1891 S. Good
to fine. 1 1 pcs.
1366. 1878 dime, CC mint. Good, but corrosion. Scarce.
1367. 1884 S, 1889 S good. 1888 S fine. 3 pcs.
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1368- Set of Liberty head dimes, so-called Morgan type, 1892 to
1916 S, complete with every date and mint, except only the
unobtainable 1894 “S.” The coins are all from good to very
line, and a set that is most difficult to assemble. Many very
scarce. 74 pcs.
1369. 1916 dimes, D mint. Good to v.g. Scarce ones. 3 pcs.
1370. 1951 dimes, P mint. Good. Scarce. 5 pcs.
U. S. FIVE-CENTS NICKEL, ETC.
1371. New National Coin Album, perfect, cost $4, containing 16
dift . dates U.S. 3-cents nickel, fine to v. fine, from 1865 to
1888; 6 dift . dates shield type nickel 5-cents, and the Liberty
head nickels from 1883 to 1912 complete all dates and mints,
inch a very good 1885. Nickels are good to v. fine. A nice
set. Please bid for entire lot as one.
1372. Old nickel 5c, shield type 1866 (2), 1867 (4), 1868, 1883
all 3 types, 1884, and 1912 D (16). Good and v. good. 28
pcs.
1373. 1867 nickels, with rays. Good. Scarce. 3 pcs.
1374. 1883 Lib. head, with and without cents. Proofs. 2 pcs.
1375. 1884 brill, proof. Cat. $4.
1376. 1884 proof, slightly marred. Another, unc. 2 pcs.
1377. 1885 brilliant proof. Now catalogues at $15.
1378. 1886 dull proof, slight edge nick.
1379. 1886 brill, proof; slight edge nick or planchet defect. Cat. $5
1380. 1886 dull proof, now appears to be about unc.
1381. 1887 proof. Cat. $2.50.
1382. 1887 brill, unc. 1888 spotted proof. 1889 unc. 3 pcs.
1383. Complete Collection of Buffalo nickels on Whitman board,
64 diff. dates and mints, good to uncirculated. Also 4 diff.
Jefferson heads. Bid for the whole set as one.
1384. Another complete set, all dates and mint-marks buffalo nick-
els, good to unc. 64 pcs.
1385. 1927 D mint. Brill, unc. Cat. $2.
1386. 1927 D (4), 1928 D (4) unc. 8 pcs.
1387. 1931 S mint. Unc. Cat. 50c each. 14 pcs.
1388. Buffalo nickels, 1913 both types, all mints (27), 1914 D & S
(3 of each) and other scarce mints of 1915, 1921, 1924,
1926-27-31. Good to fine. Duplicates. 107 pcs.
1389. 1934 D (7), 1935 (1), 1938 D buffalo (3), 1938 new type
Jefferson (8), 1938 D Jefferson (1). Unc. 20 pcs.
1390. 1938 Buffalo nickels “D” mint. Unc. 40 pcs.
1391. Roll of 1938 Jefferson nickels, “D” mint. Unc. 40 pcs.
1392. 1939 nickel 5c proofs (6), 1940 proof (1). 7 pcs.
1393. 1940 nickel 5c, D mint. Unc. roll. 40 pcs.
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U.S. SMALL CENTS
1394. National Coin Album containing set of copper-nickel, flying
eagle, and Indian head cents, all dates, mints and varieties
complete, except only the 1856. Very good to very fine, the
1877 is v. fine. 58 pieces from 1857 to 1909. Bid for lot as one
1395. Flying JLagle cents. 1857 (13), 1858 large letters (9), small
letters (7). Good to fine, or better, nice lot, above average.
29 pcs.
1396. Copper-nickel cents, 1859 (6), 1860 (8), 1862 (7), 186 3
(10). V. good and fine, nice lot. 31 pcs.
1397. 1864 copper cent, L on ribbon. Good only.
1398. Indian head cents, copper. 1864 no L (5), 1865 (4), 1874
(4), 1875 (3), 1876 (1), 1879 (5), 1880 (5), 1881 (3), 1884
(4), 1908 (2), 1909 (2). Usually good to fine, many fine,
above average. 38 pcs.
1399. Another lot, some of each of above, about same number. 38
pcs.
1400. 1866 cents, v. good. Scarce. 2 pcs.
1401. Complete set Lincoln cents, 1909 to 1942, all diff. dates and
mints, a few v. good, but usually fine to unc. red. Better than
usual sets. Contains all varieties inch 1922 without mintmark
showing. 93 pcs.
1402. Another complete, set, on Whitman board, 1909 to 1938
complete, good to unc., all cleaned bright red. 84 pcs.
1403. 1909 cent, S with VDB. Unc. red. Cat. $4.
1404. Same as preceding, ex. fine, partly red.
1405. 1909 S with VDB, v.g. to fine. Scarce. 4 pcs.
1406. 1909 Lincoln cents, S mint, fine. 8 pcs.
1407. As last. Good and v. good. 15 pcs.
1408. 1914 “D” mint cents, good and v. good. V, scarce. 11 pcs.
1409. 1922 “D” cents. Good to fine, or better. Scarce. 57 pcs.
1410. As last. 57 pcs.
1411. 1922 cents, without D showing, plain. Good to fine. 6 pcs.
1412. Lot of over 1100 Lincoln cents, scarce mint marks, good to
fine. Bid for lot as one.
1413. Unc. red Lincoln cents, 1938 D (100), 1938 S (9), 1939 P
(47), 1939 S (99). 255 pcs. Bid for lot as one.
CHOICE LOT OF FOREIGN SILVER DOLLARS
(From the same grand collection as those in our last sale)
1414. A.H. 1326 (A.D. 1908) Afghanistan heavy silver 5 rupees
(about $2) of Habibullah Khan. Toughra in wreath. Rx.
Throne room over crossed guns within wreath. Unc. broad
coin, rare date. Wt. If ounces.
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1415. 1926 Albania 5 franka ari, or dollar. Head of Ahmed r. Rx.
man plowing with oxen, brill, uncirculated. Rare now.
1416. 1530-1630 Augsburg Confession crown. Commemorative.
Bust John George. Very fine, broad and interesting sho..
piece.
1417. 1909 Austria 5 coronae. Mead Franz Josef r. Arms in wreath.
V. fine.
1418. 1809 barcelona Necessity 5 pesetas. Diamond-shaped arms
in wreath. Kx. EN BARCELONA 1809; vaule and crossed
branches in wreath. Line. Rare. Not in Jenks coll'n.
1419. 1804 Bolivia 8 reales counterstamped with Portuguese arms
on both sides tor Brazil, or island possessions. Fine and
rare. Cost $10.
1420. 1825 Bolivia 8 reales. Laur. bust Ferd. VII r. Crowned arms
between pillars. Potosi mint. Ex. fine.
1421. 1629 Brandenburg very broad crown. Obv. half-lengths of
three Dukes, Fredk., Albert, & Christian. Rx. crested arms.
Ex. fine. Rare.
1422. 1816 Brazil 960 reis of John Prince Regent. Overstrike. Ex.
fine. Cat. $2.50.
1423. 1635 Bremen broad crown. A key, the city arms, supp. by 2
lions. Rx. imperial arms of Ferd. II. V. fine. Rare. Cost $6.
1424. 1638 Carinthia broad crown. Obv. laur. bust Ferd. Ill in
armor r., date below shoulder. Rx. arms in collar of Golden
Fleece, 2 cherubs at top. Extremely fine. Struck with curved
dies. Rare and choice.
1425. 1873 Carthagena Necessity 5 pesetas struck during the siege
by the Madrid government. Unc. choice. Scarce.
1426. 1887 Congo Free State (Belgian colony in Africa) 5 francs.
Head King Leopold II to left. Rx. lions supp. arms. Unc.
Rare.
1427. 1658 Eggenburg crown. Obv. busts of John Christian and
John Seifried vis-a-vis. Rx. arms. Very fine. Rare.
1428. 1923 Egypt 20 piastres, or dollar. Bust King Fuad in cap r.
Rx. Arabic inscr. in circle. Unc. mint state.
1429. 1623 Erbach crown. Date above crested arms. Rx. Imperial
eagle of Ferd. II, name and titles. Fine and rare. Cost $7.50.
1430. 1807 Napoleon the Great 5 francs of French Republic. Title
as Emperor. Fine.
1431. 1845 France 5 francs, or dollar. Laur. head King Louis
Philippe, by Domard, r. Rx. val. and date in wreath. Unc.
1432. 1762 Furstenburg “Convention Crown.” Bust of Jos. Wm.
Ernest in armor r. arms, below AUSBEUT THALER, etc.
V. fine. Rare. Cost $6.50.
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1433. 1808 Gerona 1 duro, or dollar. Necessity coin struck by
Alvarez when besieged by the French. Obv. ctsp. FER.
VII (for Ferdinand II of Spain). Rx. counterstamp GNA
1808 UN DURO. Borders milled by short cuts. V. fine.
Scarce.
1434. 1846 Guatemala 8 reales, or dollar. Sun and five mountain
peaks. Rx. three separates value. Fine.
1435. 1864 Guatemala peso, or dollar. Head of Carrera 1. Rx. arms
Unc. Cat. $2.50 tor fine. This one choice.
1436. 1673 Hamburg broad crown. City arms, 3 towers. Date in
legend. Rx. Imperial eagle of Leopold, name and titles. Ex.
fine.
1437. 1735 Hamburg broad crown. Obv. city arms. Rx. Imperial
eagle of Charles VI, and titles. Size 43 mm. Very fine.
1438. 1871 Italy 5 lire. Head Viet. Eman. II r. Arms. Unc.
1439. 1823 Mexico 8 reales. Scarce variety with hook-necked
eagle. R. 37. Good.
1440. 1823 Mexico 8 reales, or dollar. Head of Augustin I Itur-
bide r. Variety with large head and large eagle. Ex. fine.
Raymond 36. Cat. $5.
1441. 1871 Mexico peso, or dollar. Eagle. Scales. Guanaxuato
mint. Unc.
1442. 1905 Panama dollar. Bust Balboa. Arms. V. fine.
1443. 1895 Porto-Rico peso, or dollar. Head Alfonso XII as the
boy king. Rx. arms. Ex. fine.
1444. 1632 Salzburg crown of Paris, Count of London. Virgin and
child. Rx. St. Rupert standing with salt box and crozier.
Ex. fine.
1445. 1855 Saxony double Vereins-thaler. King John, bare head to
left. Rx. crowned arms on mantle. Unc., proof surface.
1446. 1842 Sicily & Naples 120 grani. Bare head Ferd. II r. Rx.
crowned shield. Unc.
1447. 1893 Spain 5 pesetas, or dollar. Variety with beautiful curly
head of Alfonso XIII, as the child King, to left. V. fine.
1448. 1790 Tuscany crown. Draped bust Leopold II to right. Rx.
arms. Pisa mint. Fine and scarce.
1449. 1807 Tuscany francescone. Two busts, the boy King Charles
Louis, and his mother Maria Louisa, vis-a-vis, Rx. crowned
arms. Fine.
1450. 1738 Tyrol crown. Laur. bust Charles VI in great wig r.
Rx. crowned Imperial eagle. Fine and over 200 yr. old.
1451. 1649 Zealand crown. Obv. half-length of King in armor,
with sword r. Rx. crowned shield sep. date. V. fine.
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UNITED STATES SILVER DOLLARS
1452. 1776 CONTINENTAL CURRENCY dollar. Variety with
two R's in CURRENCY. Sun dial. Rx. AMERICAN CON-
GRESS, WE ARE ONE. Endless chain of 13 links. Pewter,
as usual. Rare variety with E G FECIT. Cat. $35 when
fine. This specimen is strictly very fine.
1453. 1796 silver dollar. Variety with large date and small letters.
Haseltine No. 5. Very fine. Cat. $12.50 .
1454. 1802 dollar. Perfect close date. H. 6. Very fine; everything
well struck up; bold impressions. Cat. $10.
1455. 1857 Liberty seated. Very fine. Cat. $5.
1456. 1871 sharp proof; beautiful iridescent surface. Cat. $6.
1457. 1872 brill, proof. Cat. $6.
1458. 1873 trade dollar, S mint. Fine; few small scratches in field.
1459. 1878 standard dollar, S mint. Unc. First year of Liberty
head type.
1460. 1879 proof; slightest abrasion in field. Cat. $4.50.
1461. 1879 standard dollar, S mint. Unc.
1462. Same as preceding. Unc.
1463. 1880 standard dollar, S mint. Brill, unc.
1464. 1881 standard dollar. Proof. Cat. $4.50.
1465. 1881 San Francisco mint. Unc.
1466. 1882 proof. Cat. $4.50.
1467. 1882 San Francisco mint. Unc. mint state.
1468. 1883 proof; iridescent surface. Cat. $4.50.
1469. 1886 San Francisco mint. Unc., mint lustre.
1470. 1887 San Francisco mint. Unc., mint state.
1471. 1888 San Francisco mint. Unc., mint state.
1472. 1889 San Francisco mint. Line., mint state.
1473. 1890 San Francisco mint. Unc., mint state.
1474. 1890 New Orleans mint. Extremely fine. Scarce.
1475. 1891 proof. Cat. $4.50.
1476. 1891 San Francisco mint. Unc.
1477. 1891 Carson City mint. Unc., mint state.
1478. 1897 San Francisco mint. Brill, uncirculated.
1479. 1898 San Francisco mint. Unc.
1480. 1899 San Francisco mint. Very fine.
1481. 1900 New Orleans mint. Ex. fine, mint lustre.
1482. 1900 Bryan Dollar, large type, in fine coin silver, by Gor-
ham. Variety with wheel showing comparative size of regu-
lar silver dollar. 870 grains (regular dollar weighs 412£
grains). Diam. 52-£- mm. Zerbe No. 8, listed by him as rare.
Extremely fine, practically unc.
1483. 1902 San Francisco mint. About unc. Rare. Cat. $10.
1484. 1921 old Morgan type, “D” mint. Unc.
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1485. 1921 old Morgan type, “S” mint. Unc.
1486. 1921 new PEACE type. Unc,
1487. 1924 Phila. mint. Unc. Scarce. Cat. $3.50.
1488. 1926 Denver mint. Unc.
1489. 1926 San Francisco mint. Unc.
1490. 1927 Phila. mint. Unc.
1491. 1927 Denver mint. Unc.
1492. 1927 San Francisco mint. Unc. Scarce.
1493. Same as preceding. Unc. Cat. $3.50.
1494. 1928 Phila. mint. Unc. Cat. $3.
1495. 1928 San Francisco mint. Unc. Cat. $3.
1496. 1934 Denver mint. Unc.
ANCIENT GREEK SILVER COINS, ETC.
(With an interesting find of ancient Syrian coins)
1497. B.C. 162-150 Syria. Silver tetradrachm of Demetrius I. Obv.
his diademed head r., in high relief. Rx. Tyche seated 1.
Very fine. Cost $10 in London.
1498. Another, of same King. Obv. slight corrosion; rx. very fine.
Nicely centered coin.
1499. Another. Nearly fine; small edge defect at right. Cost $7.50
in London.
1500. Same King. The smaller silver drachm. Head r. Rx. cornu-
copia. Fine. London ticket shows the cost $3.
1501. B.C. 150-145 Syria. Silver drachm of Alexander I (Bala),
Usurper. Obv. King’s head r. Rx. Apollo std. V. fine.
1502. Another, as last. About fine. Cost $3.50.
1503. B.C. 138-129 Syria. Silver tetradrachm of Antiochus VII.
Obv. large diademed head of King r. Rx. Athena stdg. with
spear and Victory. Very fine A beautifu1 H ad, centered.
Cost $6.
1504. Another, as last. V. fine; reverse not centered, but all on.
1505. B.C. 121-96 Syria. Silver tetradrachm of Antiochus VIII
(Grypus). Obv. diademed head of King r.; off center, but
all on. Rx. Zeus standing with spear 1. Well-centered. V.
fine.
1506. B.C. 129-125 Syria. Silver tetradrachm of second reign of
Demetrius II. Obv. fine large head r., flan flaked at necx.
Rx. eagle. V. fine.
1507. B.C. 114-95 Syria. Silver tetradrachm of Antiochus IX.
Obv. bearded head r. Very good.
1508. B.C. 92-83 Syria. Silver tetradrachm of Philippus (Philadel-
phus). Obv. curly head of King r. Rx. Zeus seated between
inscr. About fine.
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1509. B.C. 350 Croton hemidrachm. Head. Tripod. V. good.
1510. B.C. 450 Eion obol. owan. Punchmark. Fine.
1511. B.C. 1550 Egypt scarab. Rx. deer, etc. Fine.
1512. B.C. 1500-1350 Egypt scarab Rx. good-luck sign, etc. Fine.
1513. B.C. 100 Parthia drachm. Bust ot King 1. Rx. Arsaces std.
bme.
1514. A.D. 10-40 Parthia. Silver drachm of Artabanus ill. Obv.
head of King 1., inscr. Rx. Tyche with palm. V. fine.
1515. A.D. 147-191 Parthia. Silver drachm of Volagases III. Hel-
meted head to left. Rx. corrupt inscr. as on late coinage. Ex.
fine.
1516. Ancient Roman 2nd bronzes in poor state, Nero, etc. Also a
very good Egyptian small bronze of Cleopatra. 14 pcs.
ANCIENT ROMAN SILVER COINS
(Denarii unless otherwise stated)
1517. Ancient Roman Republic B.C. Accoleia silver denarius. Hel-
meted head r. Rx. chariot. Fine.
1518. Flaminia. Denarius, B.C. 75. Head. Speeding driver. V.g.
1519. L. Scribonius Libo, B.C. 69-50. Denarius. Obv. head of Bo-
nus Eventus r. Rx. the Scribonian well. Ex. fine.
1520. Sentia. Head r. AR C PVB. Rx. 4-horse chariot. V. fine.
1521. Servilia. Denarius. Helmeted head 1. Biga. Fine.
1522. Titia, 100 B.C. Small silver quinarius. Head r. Rx. Pegasus.
Fine.
1523. Vibia. Denarius. Head r. Quadriga. C. good.
1524. Tiberius. Tribute penny of the bible. Good, holed .
1525. Titus A.D. 79-81. Denarius. Head r. Wreath on pediment.
V.g.
1526. lrajan A.D. 112-114. Denarius. Laur. bust r. Rx. female re-
clining, holding wheel and branch. Fine.
1527. l’rajan. A.D. 98-117. Head r. Rx. Mars. Fine denarius.
1528. Hadrian. A.D. 117-138. Head. Roma std. COS III. V. fine.
1529. Hadrian. Bust r. Rx. Hadrian and Roma clasp hands. Fine.
1530. Antonius Pius A.D. 138-161. Denarius of rare variety, with
two heads, one on each side, young Aurelius on reverse. V.
good.
1531. Marcus Aurelius 161-180. Young curly head. Abundance,
HONOS. Fine.
1532. Julia Domna 193-211. Bust r. Felicity. V. fine.
1533. Same. Bust r. Rx. Piety. Very fine.
1534. Caracalla 211-217. Laur. bust r. Pontif Maxim. V. fine.
1535. Same, but double denarius. Bust r. Jupiter. V. fine.
1536. Geta A.D. 21 1 (Killed by his brother Caracalla in his moth-
er’s arms). Young bust r. Rx. Felicity. V. fine.
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1537. Julia Maesa 218-222. Bust r. Rx. Piety. V. fine. Rare. Val. $3
1538. Aquilia Severa A.D. 220. Very good portrait r. Rx. fair.
Rare. She was the second wife of Elagabalus
1539. Maximinus 235-238. Bust r. Providence. Unc., as perfect
as the day it was minted over 1700 years ago!
1540. Gordian III, A.D. 238-244. Double denarius. Spiked bust r.
Rx. MARTEM PROPUGNATORVM. Mars r. Unc.
1541. Same. Denarius, a rare size for this ruler. Laur. head r.
Rx. VENVS VICTRIX. Venus stands 1. Ex. fine. Worth $3
1542. Another rare size denarius, Jove. Conservator. Fine.
1543. Philip II 244-49, son of Philip I. Antoninianus. V. fine.
1544. Trajan Decius 249-251. Spiked bust r. Rx. Genius of Illyri-
cum standing 1. V. fine,
1545. Volusian 251-254. Spiked head r. Concordia. V. fine.
1546. Postumus 259-267. Spiked bust r. Felicitas. Ex. fine.
1547. Gallienus 260-268. Billon antoninianus. Bust r. Rx. GER-
MANICVS MAX V; two German captives beneath trophy.
V. fine.
1548. Valerian II A.D. 268. Head r. CONSECRATIO, eagle.
V. fine. Scarce.
1549. Denarii and double denarii, 2nd and 3rd centuries, each
named in separate envelope, good to fine. Various rulers.
9 pcs.
Keep posted on values today. Price list of this big sale for 50 cents
EARLY COLONIAL PAPER MONEY, ETC.
(You need a few of these interesting an historical pieces)
1550. The United States $50 “Continental Currency.’ Unfinished
pyramid. Dated Sept. 26, 1778. Very fine; pin-holes. Cat.
$2.50.
1551. Same, but $60. Globe. Payable in “Spanish Milled Dollars.”
Unc.
1552. United States of North America. Jan. 14, 1779. $30 tomb &
wreath. Paper watermarked CONFEDERATION. Ex. fine.
Cat. $2.50.
1553. Same, but $50 unfinished pyramid. Unc. choice.
1554. New Jersey 15 shillings Dec. 31, 1763, letter B. Good. $2.50.
1555. New York 5 pounds Apr. 1, 1760, Arms of the Colony. Very
fair. Rare. Unlisted in Raymond’s standard catalogue.
1556. New York. Water Works 2 shillings Aug. 2, 1775. Unc.
crisp, ists at $2.50 when only fine; this worth more.
1557. Pennsylvania 15 shillings Mar. 20, 1771, letter B. V. good.
1558. Apr. 3, 1772 Two Shillings, letter A. Fine. $3.
1559. Oct. 1, 1773 Fifty Shillings. Farm on back. Unc. crisp. $2.50.
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1560. Oct. 25. 1/75. 2\ shillings, letter A. Unc. $3.50.
1561. Same but 18-pence. Arms of Wm. Penn. Ex. fine. $3.
1562. Apr. 10, 1777 six-pence, letters B & C. Fine. 2 pcs.
1563. Rhode Island $20 July 2, 1780. Paper wtmkd. CONFED-
ERATION. Uncancelled. Guaranteed by the U.S. on back.
Unc. crisp $3.
1564. 3, 5, 40 shillings, and 3 pounds, 1786. Unc. crisp. $1.25
each. State arms. 4 pcs.
1565. Same, but 5 and 10 shillings. Unc. crisp. 2 pcs.
1566. Virginia $1 Oct. 20, 1777. Good, mounted. $2.
1567. $250 Mar. 1, 1781. Fair, mounted. Rare. Unpriced in cat.
1568. $100 July 14, 1780. Type-set thin paper. V. fine. Rare. Un-
priced in standard catalogue.
1569. $500 Oct. 16, 1780. Fine. Rare. Not priced.
1570. 1791-2 French Revolution 2000 francs assignat, and two
varieties of Territorial La. Large scarce notes. 3 pcs.
1571. 1862 La. $1000 state bond, old mining & R.R. stocks. Fine.
4 pcs.
1572. New Jersey obsolete notes 1822-61, diff. inch one with por-
trait of Abraham Lincoln. Good to unc. 8 pcs.
1573. 1863 Confederate Army vouchers, v. fine. 3 pcs.
1574. 1862 Ohio fractional notes in large uncut sheets. Summit
County Bank, Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio 5c (32), 10c (30), 50c
(6). Two sheets. Unc. crisp. 68 notes. Bid for lot as one.
1575. 1861-5 Civil War Envelopes, satirical, patriotic, comic, etc.
Diff. These are very interesting indeed. Fine lot. 43 pcs.
HARD TIMES TOKENS, ETC.
1576. Low 9. Brass. Fine. Jackson cent. Cat. $3.
1577. Low 12. Plain system. Balky donkey. Ex. fine, choice.
1578. Low 17. Short ground. V. good, nicks. Rare.
1579. Low 46 Millions for Defence, L. 47 Specie Payments sus-
pended, L. 48 Substitute for Shinplasters. Ex. fine and unc.,
2 partly red. 3 pcs.
1580. Low 58 Webster credit current, L. 60 Van Buren Metallic
Currency, L. 62 like last but CURRENT. Unc. choice. 3 pcs.
1581. Low 64-76-78-86-94-97-98-99-100-104-107-110-114-115-120
124-126-132-145-164. 2 poor but rare, others good to v. fine.
20 pcs.
1582. Low 66. Steer. Friend to the Constitution. V. good. Rare.
1583. Low 74 Hathaway, L. 76-98-104-107-1 10-126. Fine to unc.
7 pcs.
1584. Low 92 Bucklin’s Interest Tables 1835. Fine.
1585. Low 98-110-112-124-126-148. Fine to ex. fine. 6 pcs,
1586. Low 127, Phalon’s hair-cutting. Fine. Rare.
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1587. Low 133. Smith’s Clocks. Fine; flake off planchet, still a v.
good specimen of this rare variety.
1588. Lot of misc. old and more recent tokens, inch Buffalo Bill (2
var.), Presidents, Old Ironsides, Utah silver token, 1852
large brass calendar token, 1847 Rogers Bros, silver, rare
old round card-board tokens, etc. Good to unc. 32 pcs.
1589. 1699 St. Martin church token, old copper, v. fine. Ancient
Roman and Greek bronzes, 1723 Colonial coin Woods ^d.
fair; foreign coppers, some old, avg. good. 54 pcs.
1590. 1836 U.S. hirst steam coinage. Liberty Cap. Unc. Trial piece
U.S. HALF-CENTS
( The numbers refer to Gilbert s book on the subject, the stan-
dard authority.)
1591. 1804 half-cent. Plain 4, stemless wreath, close 200. Very
fine, olive color. Gilbert 2.
1592. 1804 crosslet 4; with stems to wreath. G. 4. Ex. fine, light
olive.
1593. 1806 large 6 joins bust. Rx. with stems, 5 berries on left
branch. G. 3. Almost unc., olive, traces of red.
1594. 1808 over 07, small 8. Gilbert 1. Very good. Rare.
1595. 1809 perfect date. G. 2. Rather fine.
1596. 1809 close star variety. G. 5. Ex. fine, blue olive.
1597. 1826 high leaf past 6. G. 1. Ex. fine, light olive.
1598. 1828 leaf past S. 13-star variety. G. 1, Unc. red brown.
1599. 1828 leaf under S. 13 stars. G. 2. Unc Olive and red.
1600. 1828 twelve stars. G. 3. Fine, light brown
1601. 1829 G. 1, 1832 G. 1, 1833 G. 1, 1834 G. 1. Fine to v. fine.
4 pcs.
1602. 1829 G. 1, 1835 G. 2, 1850-51-53. V. fine. 5 pcs.
1603. 1835 G. 2, 1854, 1856. Ex. fine. 3 pcs.
1604. 1855 half-cent. Unc. original red. Rare state.
1605. 1857 half-cent. Ex. fine, original red color.
UNCIRCULATED AND PROOF U.S. COINS
1606. 1853 Large Cent. Unc. original red, perfect as day coined.
1607. 1855 large cent. Upright 55. Unc. original red.
1608. 1856 cent, slanting 5. Unc. red.
1609. 1859 copper-nickel cent. Unc. Cat. $2.50.
1610. 1860, 1863, 1865 cents. Ex. fine. 3 pcs.
1611. 1873 Indian head cent. Red proof. Cat. $4.
3612. 1880 cent. Brill, red proof. Cat. $2.
1613. 1882 unc. red, 1884 unc. red, 1885 ex. fine. 3 pcs.
1614. 1886 dull proof, pretty coin; 1887 ex. fine, 1888 dull proof.
3 pcs.
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1615. 1883, 1889 red proofs. 2 pcs.
1616. 1 890-94- 1 902-07-08-09 Ind. head cents, unc. red. 6 pcs.
1617. 1896 cent. Unc. brill, red. Cat. $1.50.
1618. 19M cent. Unc. sharp and red. Cat. $2.
1619. 1915 cent. Unc. red. Cat. $3.
1620. 1924, 1926, 1927, 1931 S Lincoln cents. Unc. red. 4 pcs.
1621. 1 wo-Cent Pieces. 1864 and 1865. Unc. red. 2 pcs.
1622. 1864 perfect and broken dies, 1865 two-cents. Unc. red. 3
pcs.
1623. 1852 Silver 3-Cents, uncirculated. Cat. $2.
1624. lhree-Cents nickel. 1865 first year, 2 var. date close and
distant from bust. Unc. 2 pcs.
1625. 1865, 1868, 1870 nickel 3c, unc. Cat. $2.75. 3 pcs.
1626. 1871-72-73 nickel 3c, unc. Cat. $4.25. 3 pcs.
1627. 1865 (2), 1867, 1868 (2), 1873-74-75-81-89 nickel 3c. Fine
avg. 10 pcs.
1628. 1829 silver 5-Cents, uncirculated. Cat. $1.50.
1629. 1834 silver 5c, 1835 small date, large 5 C. Unc. Cat. $1.25
each. 2 pcs.
1630. 1836 large 5c unc. 1867 nickel 5c unc. 2 pcs.
1631. 1867 nickel 5-cents, no rays. Brill, unc. Cat. $1.50.
1632. 1875 Twenty-Cents Silver “S’ mint. Ex. fine.
1633. 1875 silver 20-Cents, “CC mint. V. fine.
1634. 1834 quarter-dollar, old bust type. Fine.
1635. 1876 quarter. Brilliant perfect proof. Cat. $2.50
1636. 1878 quarter, sharp uncirculated.
UNITED STATES GOLD COINS
1637. 1856 U.S. $20.00 gold, “S” mint. Very fine. Cat. $45.
1638. 1882 U.S. $3.00 gold. Beautiful semi-proof. Rare.
1639. 1887 $3.00 gold. Uncirculated. Cat. $12.50. Scarce.
1640. 1839 $2.50 gold, Charlotte mint. Mint-mark “C” between
date and bust. About fine, but edge shows dents from re-
moval of solder.
1641. 1845 $2.50 gold. Fine.
1642. 1915 Panama-Pacific $2.50 gold, ex. fine. Lists at $17.50.
1643. 1926 Sesquicentennial $2.50 gold. Unc. Cat. $6.
1644. 1903 Louisiana Purchase Exposition. Gold dollar. Bust of
McKinley. Unc. Cat. $6.50.
1645. 1916 McKinley Memorial gold dollar. Unc. Cat. $5.50.
1646. 1917 as last, the rare date. Unc., proof surface. Cat. $8.50.
1647. 1922 Grant Memorial gold dollar, with star. Unc. Cat. $8.
END OF SALE
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